Favorite non-alcoholic drinks?

[Dis703]

I just got back from a short trip to Disney and was a little bummed at the lack of non-alcoholic drinks at the Food and Wine festival. I know, I know, it's Food AND WINE, but I can't drink as I don't seem to metabolize it well or something. It just makes me feel hot and sick and puts me to sleep after just a few sips.

I loved all the options I've had at the Flower and Garden Festival and had thought there would be some similar drinks, but the only thing I ended up finding was the frozen Apple Pie (which was delicious!).

What other non-standard soda/tea options do you enjoy in the parks that are non-alcoholic?

I did try something at AK in Pandora that was pretty good, but I may be the odd man out in that I didn't like those little passionfruit "bursts" on top. The Violet Lemonade at F&G is always delicious and I was excited to find the Melon soda from Club Cool at Skipper Canteen. Last year I recall a watermelon and cucumber drink at F&G also that my kids loved as well.

What other drinks are worth trying?

 

[Simba's Mom]

I also was bummed at the lack of non-alcoholic options at the F&W festival. I know it's called Food and WINE, but what about the kids and those of us adults who don't drink alcohol? There was a drink at the Almond Orchard that I enjoyed, but then I found that a strawberry smoothie at the Joffrey stand was cheaper, and very good. I also like the apple flavored soda at the Mexican CS. I forget the name, Manzanita Sol?

 

[Dis703]

I also was bummed at the lack of non-alcoholic options at the F&W festival. I know it's called Food and WINE, but what about the kids and those of us adults who don't drink alcohol? There was a drink at the Almond Orchard that I enjoyed, but then I found that a strawberry smoothie at the Joffrey stand was cheaper, and very good. I also like the apple flavored soda at the Mexican CS. I forget the name, Manzanita Sol?

That's a good point. They make an effort to point out the kid-friendly food options but 95% of the kiosks only have water in regards to drinks. Not even juice.

I hadn't heard of the apple soda before, thanks! I'll will keep that in my mental list of drinks to try.

 

[Simba's Mom]

I just remembered, I think the apple soda in Mexico is called Sidral. It's also very soothing if you have an upset tummy, sort of like gingerale, only tastes better.
I live right on the Mexican border, and it was explained to me that Sidral and Manzanita Sol are competing brands of the same thing-kind of like Pepsi/Coca Cola.

 

[BrianL]

Usually I go for LeFou's Brew which is always great. On my trip last week I had a Caramel Apple-Butter Chai Latte from the Joffrey's kisok in Tomorrowland. Man was that good! It was surprisingly not that sweet, but just perfect! Alos, hey, I do love to stop in Club Cool for some Bibo. It's the only one I really like!

Now, my all-time favorite and exclusive item that can only be found at the Tokyo Disney Resort is Kirin Apple-Tea Soda. That stuff is so good! I didn't know it was exclusive to the property at the time and was constantly looking for it as I explored the rest of Japan. If you are ever there, make it your exclusive drink!