EPCOT Drinking Around the World (w/ Popular Drinks & Prices)

Time to grab your passport MagicBand and get ready for some Drinking Around the World at EPCOT!

This experience has become a must-do for Disney adults who want to tackle more than just the rides at Walt Disney World. And with 11 countries in the World Showcase to explore, you can sip your way through an epic global tasting tour, one drink at a time.

We’ve taken on the unofficial drinking challenge ourselves more times than we’d like to admit, and we’ve learned a few things along the way that we think you’ll find helpful – like which drinks are actually worth spending money on.

So, keep reading for our list of the most popular drinks (with prices!) when Drinking Around the World at EPCOT.

Important note: Drinking is fun, but only if you do it responsibly. Make sure you’re knocking back lots of water between those pints and don’t forget to eat.

Drinking Around the World at EPCOT

We’ve made sure to include a variety of drink types— beers, cocktails, and wines—to try to accommodate all different preferences and budgets. And yes, our lists are all things we’ve tried, too. We’ve spent a lot of time “researching” this. You know – for science.

Also, everything we’ve included are items that are available year-round, but we HIGHLY recommend you check out the EPCOT festival booths for additional options, too! Thinking about taking a grown-ups trip to EPCOT? Check out Complete Guide to EPCOT for Adults for all our best tips and info.

If you want even MORE great Drinking Around the World at EPCOT content, we have an entire in-depth complete guide to Drinking Around the World at EPCOT that goes into even more detail (including full descriptions of all the drinks listed below), so be sure to check that out, too! We’ve also got Drinking Around the World Tips plus a post with a breakdown of just How Much it Costs to Drink Around the World at EPCOT.

Mexico

Margaritas are the name of the game in the Mexico Pavilion, but when we are looking for something lighter (and less expensive!) we go with the the Hercules Lagermaiz—it’s refreshing, and very easy to drink as you you wander EPCOT looking for your next victim drink.

When we are really in the zone (or just looking to cool off), we head inside to La Cava and grab the Avocado Margarita—because it makes us feel like we are doing something healthy since it has avocado in it.

Norway

Norway has some delicious beer options – but the sad thing is that it feels like they struggle keeping the beers on tap, so you just never know what you’re going to get.

When available, we go with the Carlsberg Pilsner or the Einstök White Ale – both are delicious and light and refreshing, which is typically what we need on a long EPCOT day.

If we need a pick-me-up, we head inside Kringla Bakeri og Kafe to grab some caffeine in the form of the Frozen Viking Coffee. It is delicious and probably loaded with calories but when we are hot and tired, none of that matters.

China

Honestly, we’re not the biggest fans of the drinks in China. A few are decent, but some are so strong they could strip paint, while others taste like watered-down juice.

BUT – when the drinks are mixed just right, there are a few things that we’ve really enjoyed, like Honey Hibiscus Hard Iced Tea (refreshing) and Tipsy Ducks in Love, which is super fun to say, plus it has bourbon and coffee and tea and chocolate – four our most favorite things in the world.

For beers, Cherry Blossom Pilsner and Honey Jasmine Lager are ones we have ordered several times. But if there are long lines at Joy of Tea or Lotus Blossom Cafe, head to the bar inside of the House of Good Fortune and grab a beer there. We like the Lucky Buddha.

Germany

It might be against the law to NOT order a beer in the Germany pavilion.

There are lots and lots of great options here. The Schöfferhofer Grapefruit Hefeweizen has a cult-like following, and if you’re looking for something to maintain the party without adding a bunch of alcohol, this is a great option due to its low ABV.

But truly, any of the beers here are great and if you are lucky enough to be visiting during a festival, we suggest you head to the festival booth and get a beer flight so you can sample lots of different options at once.

Italy

When it comes to Italy, you’ll be tempted to stop at the festival booth because there is often a long line, but don’t do it. Instead, head back into Tutto Gusto and grab yourself an Espresso Martini.

If Espresso Martinis aren’t your thing, literally every cart and booth serves wine – of all types. And just like it is against the law to go to the Germany pavilion without ordering a beer, I also kind of think it is illegal to go to the Italy Pavilion without ordering wine.

American Adventure

When we are in the American Adventure Pavilion we find ourselves going back and back for the Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale (which isn’t super unique, but it is mighty tasty), the beer flight, and the Tennessee Lemonade which is a super refreshing cocktail made from a blend of whiskey, lemonade, and peach .

But if those don’t sound amazing to you, there are tons of American Craft beers available (too many to list here) plus the other frozen drink options we’ve noted above – so no matter what your taste you’re likely to find something you’ll like.

Japan

In the Japan Pavilion, there are 2 things here that we will have nearly every trip: the Violet Saki and the Frozen Kirin.

If you are sharing with friends, we also recommend the Cocktail Flight. Yes, it has a $30.00 price tag but the drinks are large and delicious and perfect for sharing.

Finally, the festival booth here is typically a great option for drinks, too. If you are looking to save some money (or are just looking for a smaller sized drink), grab a 6 oz version of one of the beers they have.

Morocco

Morocco is home to one of our most favorite drinks in all of EPCOT – the Frozen Mint Tea. Maybe it is because we are always so hot and tired by the time we hit this pavilion, but holy cow that frozen drink is just so damn refreshing and perfect.

If that doesn’t sound amazing to you – our second recommendation is to head inside of Spice Road Table to the bar to grab the Sahara Spritz, which has cucumber, mint vodka, soda water, and lime. Not only will the drink cool you off, but you’ll get a blissful few minutes in the AC.

Finally – don’t sleep on the festival beer or cider flights available at Tangierine Cafe.

France

There are tons of great options in the France pavilion, but the most popular are typically anything frozen, like the Orange Grand Marnier Slush, the Citron Grey Goose Slush, and the Frosé.

The festival booth always has a frozen drink option, too.

If frozen drinks just aren’t your thing, then we’d recommend the Kronenbourg 1664 or one of the French ciders from Crêpes a Emporters.

United Kingdom

We could probably spend all day at the Rose and Crown Pub. It is not only one of our most favorite bars in EPCOT, but it is also one of the most popular spots for groups like the Disney Day Drinkers Club.

The Rose & Crown is a beer lovers dream. You can’t go wrong with one of the pub blends (mix of 2 different beers). Truly – they are all really good, so pick one based on your personal beer taste.

Can’t decide? Go with the Imperial Flight and sample several beers at once. Or the Whiskey flight and sip while enjoy the atomosphere.

• Read more about the BEST drinks from the United Kingdom Pavilion

Canada

There honestly aren’t THAT many non festival options in Canada, but that doesn’t mean what is here is bad.

The Ottawa Apple is delicious and definitely worth a try. And, you can’t go wrong with Moosehead Beer.

The Canada festival booth is also typically one of our favorites, so if you’re looking for something other than what we’ve listed, head there and grab a beer (or even a flight).

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Tell us what you think

And that’s it! A list of all the most popular drinks for when you go to EPCOT to Drink Around the World. Do you plan to try one of our recommendations? Did we leave your favorite off the list? We value your input, even (or especially) when it differs from ours and plus, we know other readers appreciate varying perspectives. So please take a second to drop your thoughts in the comments!