Is it correct that the word beverage means all drinks hot and cold except water?
That's not entirely correct. While it's true that "beverage" typically refers to drinks, it includes water.
Here's a breakdown:
* Beverage: A general term for any liquid consumed for pleasure or refreshment, including water, juice, tea, coffee, soda, and alcoholic drinks.
* Drink: A broader term, which can refer to any liquid consumed, including water, soup, broth, and even milk (depending on the context).
So, the main difference is that "beverage" usually implies a liquid intended for consumption as a drink, while "drink" encompasses a wider range of liquids.
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Other Drinks
- Barware
- Beer
- Cider
- Classic Cocktails
- Cocktails
- Coffee
- Fruity Cocktails
- Liquors
- Martinis
- Non-Alcoholic Cocktails
- Other Drinks
- Punches
- Sake
- Sangria
- Tea
- Tropical Drinks


