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B2 Level Wordlist - Drinks

Here you will learn some English words about drinking, such as "sip", "thirst", "straw", etc. prepared for B2 learners.

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CEFR B2 Vocabulary
to sip
to sip
[Verb]

to drink a liquid by taking a small amount each time

Ex: She likes to sip her tea slowly to savor the flavor. 
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to sober up

to stop being under the influence of alcohol

Ex: After a night of heavy drinking, he needed time to sober up before facing the day. 
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thirst
thirst
[noun]

the state of having a dry mouth and needing water or other drinks

Ex: He satisfied his thirst with a refreshing glass of lemonade after mowing the lawn. 
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ice cube
ice cube
[noun]

a small-sized piece of ice, typically shaped like a cube, used to cool the drinks

Ex: She dropped a couple of ice cubes into her glass of lemonade to make it refreshing. 
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straw
straw
[noun]

a thin tube made of plastic, glass, etc. for sucking drinks

Ex: She used a straw to sip her iced tea without having to lift the glass. 
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liquor store

a shop that sells alcoholic drinks but does not serve them like a bar

Ex: They stopped by the liquor store to pick up a bottle of wine for dinner. 
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booze
booze
[noun]

an alcoholic beverage, especially the type containing high amounts of alcohol

Ex: They enjoyed a few glasses of booze at the bar after work. 
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Bloody Mary

a kind of alcoholic drink made with vodka and tomato juice

Ex: She ordered a Bloody Mary with extra spice and a celery stick as a garnish. 
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Bourbon
Bourbon
[noun]

American whiskey containing at least 51 percent corn other than rye or malt

Ex: The cocktail recipe called for a generous pour of Bourbon to create a classic Old Fashioned. 
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cider
cider
[noun]

an alcoholic drink made from crushed apples

Ex: She enjoyed a chilled glass of apple cider on a crisp autumn day. 
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gin
gin
[noun]

a strong alcoholic drink made from grain or malt and flavored with juniper berries

Ex: She mixed a classic gin and tonic with a slice of lime for refreshment. 
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ginger ale

a clear sparkling non-alcoholic drink with ginger flavor, usually mixed with alcoholic drinks

Ex: She enjoyed a cold glass of ginger ale with a slice of lime to refresh herself on a hot day. 
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ice tea
ice tea
[noun]

tea flavored with lemon and served with ice

Ex: He preferred unsweetened iced tea for its crisp and clean taste. 
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liquor
liquor
[noun]

any kind of alcoholic drink made through the process of heating and cooling, such as whiskey, vodka, rum, gin, and tequila

Ex: The liquor store had a wide selection of spirits, including vodka, rum, and tequila. 
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margarita
margarita
[noun]

a popular alcoholic drink made of tequila and citrus fruits like lime

Ex: She enjoyed a refreshing margarita with friends at the beach bar. 
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martini
martini
[noun]

an alcoholic cocktail made with vermouth and gin or vodka, often garnished with an olive

Ex: She ordered a dry martini with a lemon twist at the upscale bar. 
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mojito
mojito
[noun]

drink made with rum, lime, mint, and ice

Ex: She ordered a mojito with extra mint for a refreshing drink on a hot summer day. 
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refill
refill
[noun]

one more glass of wine, water, or other drinks

Ex: He requested a refill of his coffee at the diner to keep enjoying his hot drink. 
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punch
punch
[noun]

a drink made with a mixture of fruit juice, water, spices, and wine or other liquor, served hot or cold

Ex: She prepared a large bowl of fruit punch for the party, mixing orange juice, pineapple juice, and ginger ale. 
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cappuccino

a type of coffee made from espresso mixed with hot milk or cream

Ex: She ordered a cappuccino with a sprinkle of cinnamon on top for a flavorful morning pick-me-up. 
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herbal tea

a hot drink that is made by soaking different fruits, leaves, flowers, etc. in hot water

Ex: The café offered a variety of herbal teas, including peppermint and hibiscus. 
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skim milk
skim milk
[noun]

milk from which almost all the fat content has been removed

Ex: She prefers to use skim milk in her morning coffee to reduce calorie intake. 
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