Drinks in Spanish / Las bebidas

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Drinks / Las bebidas

Knowing the names of different drinks in Spanish is very important when you are out and about travelling in a Spanish speaking country, you need to effectively communicate the type of drink that you would like. This is not only important in these kinds of situations but in more social ones too. For example, if you are in an Spanish speaking country and are invited to someone’s home, you will likely be offered a drink, and you will need to be able to tell the person what you would like.

List of Drinks in Spanish

Let’s Find out how to say names of different drinks in Spanish through this word list of drinks below

Apple juice – Zumo de manzana
Beer – Cerveza
Black coffee – Café sólo
Black tea – Té
Camomile tea – Manzanilla
Cappuccino – Cappuccino
Catar – To taste
Cereal distillate – Destilado de cereales
Champagne – Champán, Champaña
Chinotto (soft drink flavoured with sour orange) – Quina
Chocolate – Chocolate
Chocolate milk-shake – Batido de chocolate
Cider – Sidra
Citron lemonade – Cidrada
Cocktail – Còctel
Coffee – Café
Coffee ice cream milk-shake – Batido con helado de cafè
Coffee with cream – Café a la crema
Coffee with milk – Café con leche
Cognac – Coñac
Cold milk – Leche frìa
Comomile tea – Manzanilla
Condensed milk – Leche condensada
Dry Cava – Cava seco
Dry sherry – Fino
Espresso coffee – Expreso
Fresh banana milk-shake – Batido natural de plàtano
Fresh milk – Leche fresca
Fruit distillate – Destilado de frutas
Fruit juice – Zumo de frutas
Fruit milk-shake – Batido natural de fruta
Fruit tea – Infusiòn de fruta
Gin – Ginebra
Grape peel distillate – Destilado orujo
Grapefruit juice – Zumo de toronja
Grappa – Grapa
Green tea – Té verde
Herb tea – Infusiòn de hierbas
Hibiscus tea – Infusiòn de malvavisco
Hot chocolate – Chocolate caliente
Hot milk – Leche muy caliente
Ice – Hielo
Ice cream milk-shake – Batido con helado
iced tea – Té helado
Infusion – Infusiòn
Juice – Zumo
Kirsch (sour-cherry distillate) – Kirsch (destilado de guindas garrafales)
Lemon juice – Zumo de limón
Lemonade – Gaseosa
Lemon-balm tea – Infusiòn de melisa
Linden tea – Infusiòn de tilo
Liqueur – Digestivo
Long-life milk – Leche a larga duraciòn
Low-fat milk – Leche desnatada
Milk – Leche
Milk (cold) – Leche fría
Milk-shake – Batido
Mint tea – Menta, infusiòn de menta
One beer – Una cerveza
Orange juice – Zumo de naranja
Orange blossom tea – Infusiòn de flores de naranjo
Pasteurized milk – Leche pasteurizada
Pear distillate – Destilado de peras
Pint – Una caña
Red wine – Vino tinto
Rosé – Vino rosado
Rose hip tea – Infusiòn de agavanzo
Sangria – Sangría
Semi Dry – Cava semi-seco
Sherry – Jérez
Similar than Sherry but cheaper – Moscatel
Skimmed milk – Leche descremada
Small coffee with milk – Cortado
Small pint – Un corto
Soft drink – Gaseosa
Soft drinks, Sodas – Refrescos
Soy milk – Leche de soja
Spanish sparkling wine – Spain´s equivalent to champagne – Cava
Spirit – Aguardiente
Sugar cane distillate – Destilado de caña de azùcar
Tea – Té
Tea with lemon – Té con limón
Tea with milk – Té con leche
Thick chocolate – Chocolate denso
Tomato juice – Zumo de tomate
Vervain tea – Infusiòn de berbena
Warm milk – Leche caliente
Water – Agua
Water sparkling – Agua con gas
Water still – Agua sin gas
White wine – Vino blanco
Whole milk – Leche cremosa
Wine – Vino
Wine distillate – Destilado de vino

List of Spanish language vocabulary for common beverages

You can use the list collapsed of Spanish language vocabulary for common beverages below to learn, and commit to memory the different Spanish names for many beverages.