Your nations favorite booze.

[The shee species]

Carroot wine, made from the roots of the albian carroot plant.

[Greater Thanet]

The most popular alcoholic drink in Greater Thanet is the State Brewing Company’s, “Cheap Cider”. It is typically served in a litre glass, with ice, in taverns across the country. The State Brewing Company did bring out a brand call “Nicer, But More Expensive Cider”, but this was less popular.

[TerraPublica]

Scotch, Anisette, and Hard Cider are the favorites.

[Dalarcya]

'ha Ranul is a lemon-flavored alcoholic spirit made from Dalarcyan, and occasionally Israeli, lemons. It has a very tart taste to it, and those who drink it describe it as "an electric shock", to the extent that, at first drink, people almost spit it out and their arm hairs stand on end.

It has about 20 to 35% alcohol content, and about 40 to 70 proof.

[Padullahstan]

Dehubahe - A spirited beverage made from grain and flavored with peaches.

Padullahstani Ministry for the Propagation of Culture

[Haiz]

Haiz Wine.

[Jankenjin]

Jankenjin tropical brandy, which human observers have rated as some of the worst rotgut in the known universe. We apparently aren't very good when it comes to fermenting beverages.

[Living Freedom Land]

Living Freedom Land prefers White Lightning due to our history of moonshining and bootlegging.

The non-official drink of Living Freedom Land, however, is Green Lightning, which is just White Lightning with green food coloring in it. It's patriotic!

[United South-Africa]

The most popular alcoholic beverages in the Republic of United South-Africa are Irish Whiskey, Vodka and Tequila.
Alma Nalisha-Dlamini, Minister of Trade and Industry

[BrightonBurg]

The 190 proof vodka bump...

[Voerdeland]

Whiskey and brandy.
Note: Cider, wine and beer are also very popular, but they aren't considered alcohol

[Glugerstut]

Our brands of Alcohol mainly consist of Wiskey, Vodka, Rum, Beer, And A French alcohol Which is legal in Glugerstut, France, And Other Select Countries...

[Horsefish]

Homebrewed cider.

And homemade vodka.
Anything that can kill you in large doses really.

[Colmark]

Colmarkians are very fond of Real Ale, with local areas having a favoured brand. Also, Cider is very popular while in the Chatram Plains whiskey is drunk regularly

[New high charity 24]

none of that Tila-tequila crap, im going. full Russian pride with Smirnoff and Vodka..... hey Vodka just poured me a shot! what can your Tila do? ha! nothing!

[Improved Macchiato]

Party members drink freedom water others drink happiness ale.

[New high charity 24]

Party members drink freedom water others drink happiness ale.

can i have some, it kinda sounds like Heroine and grain alcohol

[Glugerstut]

Party members drink freedom water others drink happiness ale.

Yea, i want some to i'll take 100 cases of both...

[DeusII]

Victory Gin and Imperial Vodka are often drunk daily (in sensible measures) by most males.

[BrightonBurg]

The 100% Moonshine bump..

[Wangatengki]

One word: Foster's.

There's just beer, nothing else.

[Rejistania]

Akem'het isin, literally 'happy water', is the name for wine in Rejistania. While the rejistanis have very little in terms of grapes, they make wine with many kinds of fruit juices. Rejistanis love it. Harder 'spirits' exist as well, but jeduni'het jeneseve are mostly drunk when there is a very good reason to... like after relegation of the favorite team.

[Indiwood]

Since Indiwood is in the tropics, alcohol is banned due to the heat, but during festivals Bhaang is allowed.

[Cameroi]

because cameroi culture does not repress the imagination but encourage it, there is little incentive to dull the mind to escape from such repression. thus there is very little market in cameroi, for the recreational consumption of neurotropic substances of any kind. all of which are perfectly legal to posses and even produce in MODEST quantities. though not in massive ones nor with intent to sell.

there is thus, no "favorite booze", nor any other recreationally consumed neurotropic substance.

[Yasashii]

Nigorizake is by far the most popular truly "boozey" alcoholic beverage, usually served at supper or with dessert as a cheaper and sweeter alternative to filtered sake. It's sweeter taste makes it preferable to the populace for casual or daily consumption over sake, which is usually reserved for eating out, guests, special occasions, and ceremonies.

Amazake is a more casual drink, often consumed a snack or refresher. Cups are sold by street vendors and shops publicly, much like coffee. Due to its low alcoholic content, Amazake may be consumed in public and may be sold to minors who appear to be over the age of 12, separating it from what people consider real "booze." Highly popular, Amazake comes in many flavors and types, beating carbonated soft-drinks in sales.

Beer is also highly popular - at bars, after work, or socially with friends and coworkers. Many brands and varieties are available.