Drinking Around the World has long been one of the most popular aspects of EPCOT’s World Showcase, with guests enjoying beverages from all over the world! However, as anyone who is old enough to imbibe knows, not every type of alcohol works for every person. Some opt for a glass of wine, others beer and ONLY beer, while still others seek out fruity cocktails and frozen concoctions.

However, if you find yourself a very specific type of drinker, fear not! We’ve assembled the best spots around the World Showcase to find various types of drinks for you to enjoy!

Margaritas

Let’s begin in Mexico — as every trip to the World Showcase should (don’t come at me) — with margaritas! As many of you are probably already yelling at your computer, the pavilion is home to one of the best drink spots in the whole park: La Cava del Tequila!

One of our favorite margaritas on the menu is the $21 La Cava Avocado. Made with Tromba Blanco Tequila, melon liqueur, fresh avocado, lime juice, and served frozen with a hibiscus salt rim, this margarita is surprisingly creamy and refreshing.

In addition, you can find other options like the Blood Orange ($19, Pasote blanco tequila, blood orange, LeJay black currant liqueur, Ilegal reposado mezcal, Tajín chile-lime powder rim) and The Cucumber ($19, Tromba blanco tequila, fresh cucumber and lime juice, Abasolo corn whiskey, Tajín chile-lime powder rim) on the menu.

A quick note: You can grab versions of The Cucumber ($18, Tromba blanco tequila, fresh cucumber and lime juice, orange liqueur, Abasolo corn whiskey, agave, Rhubarb bitters, Tajín chile-lime powder rim) and Blood Orange ($18.50, Centinela blanco tequila, sweet-tart mix of blood orange, gin, LeJay black currant liqueur, Contraluz reposado cristalino mezcal, Tajín chile-lime powder rim) outside the Mexico Pavilion’s pyramid at Choza de Margarita. This can be advantageous, as lines are generally shorter. However, do note that the ingredients are slightly different.

In addition, you can find seasonal margarita options, like the La Ofrenda, available in the fall of 2026. 

Wine

Those who prefer a class of wine have numerous options around World Showcase. Italy’s Tutto Gusto Wine Cellar offers a large selection of red wines…

… white wines…

… and several wine flights!

Over in France, Les Vins des Chefs de France also offers a large selection including regular, regional…

… and premium wines.

In addition, if you’re visiting during EPCOT’s Food & Wine Festival, multiple festival booths feature wine offerings, including at The Alps, Australia, Greece, and The Wedge at the 2026 Festival.

Beer

If you’re the kind of person who prefers beer and beer alone, there are PLENTY of options at EPCOT to appeal to every taste. Some of our go-to favorites include The Pink Grapefruit Hefeweizen available at various locations in Germany…

… and Guinness on tap at the Rose & Crown.

Slightly more adventurous beer drinkers can also find unique options like the Snake Bite (a 50/50 mix of beer and hard cider), also at the Rose & Crown…

… and Frozen Beer found in the Japan Pavilion.

Similar to wine, several Food & Wine booths also offer beer flights during festival season, including Belgium, Brew-Wing Lab, Festival Favorites, Germany, and Hops & Barley in 2026.

Whiskey Drinks

Those of you with Whiskey as your beverage of choice can find several options, including the Ottawa Apple ($16.50, Crown Royal Whisky, maple, apple infusion, and cranberry juice) in Canada…

… and the Tennessee Lemonade ($16.50, Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey with Minute Maid Premium Lemonade and peach) at The American Adventure’s Regal Eagle Smokehouse.

Drinks for People Who Hate the Taste of Alcohol

Okay, truth be told, this is MY go-to section for drinks at EPCOT. Let’s begin with 3 of my favorites from Refreshment Outpost. Each of these refreshing beverages sells for $16.50:

• Mango Rum Freeze: Mango Purée and STARR African Rum
• Frozen Brown Elephant: Frozen Coca-Cola and Amarula Cream Liqueur
• Outpost Lemonade: Frozen Minute Maid Lemonade and Absolut Vodka

If you’re looking for something with a bit more kick, you can find Viking Coffee at Norway’s Kringla Bakeri. The $16.50 beverage includes Baileys Original Irish Cream Liqueur and Kamora Coffee Liqueur.

Over at Japan’s Kabuki Cafe, you can find $13 alcoholic shaved ice Sake Slushies in three flavors: Blood Orange, Coconut Pineapple, and Blackberry.

For a full map of the drinks you should grab around the world in EPCOT, be sure to download our map below!

Next time you’re heading to World Showcase with a specific type of drink in mind, be sure to have our guide to Drinking Around the World handy to find exactly what you’re looking for! Stay tuned to DFB for more Disney World tips!

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What’s your go-to World Showcase drink? Let us know in the comments below!