What is state drink?

Here's how it works:

* Official Recognition: A state drink is typically designated by the state legislature or by executive order from the governor.

* Symbolic Representation: The chosen drink is meant to represent the state's history, culture, or agricultural products.

* Variety of Drinks: State drinks can include alcoholic beverages like wine, beer, or cocktails, as well as non-alcoholic drinks like juice or tea.

Examples of State Drinks:

* California: Wine (specifically Zinfandel)

* Kentucky: Bourbon Whiskey

* New Hampshire: Maple Syrup

* Texas: Texas Sweet Tea

* Hawaii: Kona Coffee

Note: Not all states have officially designated state drinks.