to ask him to make me another drink?

[CaulkheadUpNorth]

So a colleague offered me a drink. I accepted and asked for a black coffee.
He returned saying "I instinctively put a drop of milk in it, would you like me to make you another one" and presented me with the white coffee.
I said yes please, I don't drink milk. He then sighed and said "I don't have time for all this".

So AIBU for asking him, or is he?

What an arse!

Shouldn't have offered to remake if he was going to get arsey over it

He is BU and a passive-agressive arse to boot.

I'm also a lack coffee drinker and have fairly frequently had white coffees made by mistake. I would usually happily go and remake my own, but if someone offered to do it I would be a bit if they then complained. He obviously expected you to say don't worry about it and either drink it or go and make another yourself.
YANBU

What a knob. Why did he offer to make it again to correct his mistake if he couldn't spare a minute to do it

Unfortunately, the coffee is often lacking as well as being black.

Twat! Him not you!

Glad it's not just me! Phew

Bit stupid of him to know he'd made it wrong but still bring it to you to be honest. I drink black coffee...previous colleagues have actually said they like the fact that I was in the brew circle because it's so little bother to make it, they feel like they're getting a free go when it's my turn to brew up.

Total arse, in my mind.

He's made it sound a bit king of the mountain deigning to do a common task, be grateful even if it's wrong. . . .