What is your usual pub/restaurant drink?

[FoodLover36]

I would say a plain diet coke

A pint of Aspalls or Thatchers Cider.

White wine or a Pornstar martini

It depends on the time of day but a large white wine with ice & lemonade or a Diet Coke!
The occasional gin as well

Pinot Grigio if just going for a drink or ordering by the glass.
Merlot if ordering a bottle.

Diet Coke or sparkling water if driving/pregnant.

Lime and soda or Diet Coke

Cider if I'm thirsty, otherwise G&T

Pint of Bitter then when I cant drink anymore pints because I'm going to the loo every 10 minutes I move onto JD 😁🍻

I enjoy a gin and tonic before dinner and red wine with the meal. If we
go out to lunch I like cider, only apple though, not these strange other fruit ciders. Cider lovely outside on a hot summer day.

Usually a blackcurrant and coke or fresh orange and soda

If drinking alcohol, either Prosecco, mojo to or french martini

If I'm only having one I will have a chardonnay. If it looks like a longer night with more than one drink I will have vodka soda with a lemon.

Gosh drinks make me think of holidays. :-(

Aperol spritz
Chilled rosé wine
Mojito
Lemoncello

Don’t drink much though enjoy these when away.

If I’m not driving, I will usually have a pint of cask ale in the pub and choose wine will go with what I’m eating in the restaurant.

If I am driving, I will probably have a Coke Zero or a non-alcoholic beer if a decent one is available.

Usual is a dry white. If I am somewhere with great bar staff, then a dry gin Martini, slightly dirty, shaken and with two olives.

Tap water!
I don't go to pubs though, just restaurants to eat.

Depends on time of year and if I'm eating. White wine or g&t, in the summer a lager and lime or a cider.

Country pub with husband - Pint of lager - Moretti, Peroni, Hop House or similar
Drinks with girls - Gin and tonic
Meal - dry white wine

Pub: draught craft pale ale
Restaurant: depends on the food. A very dry white then Rioja, possibly.

Pint of coors light in the pub for me. Barcardi and coke if i fancy spirits, glass of Rose if i want something light or i am having a big meal. Long island iced tea if i am feeling fancy. Cheers!🍺🍷🍹

Lime and Soda if I'm driving
White Wine if I'm day drinking
Gin and tonic if it's a drink before a meal

I haven't been to a pub in years but in my dim memory, unless it's a wine bar with a good turnover, pub wine is grim. So real ale if available and not too hoppy, or gin and a sugar free mixer tonic or bitter lemon ( if I can get one now that sugary mixers are considered fancy).

If they have GF beer then that, whatever kind is available. If not then red wine. Though if I'm just having a meal at a restaurant I'll just have water, always prefer water with food.

Lonkero (gin and fizzy grapefruit) used to be my go to but I've noticed as I get older it gives me the worst hangovers.

Vodka or gin and tonic
If the days I could have gluten (sob) a paint if larger or blond beer
If not drinking lemonade or tonic

Diet Coke or cider shandy.

I don’t generally go to pubs for drinks. For a meal, we’d match the food so no ‘usual’ wine.

@docemmett - that’s exactly the same as me!