What beverage do you drink most often around dinner time?

“Hello! Our name is RVtravel and we’ll be your server tonight. While you look over the dinner menu, can I get you started with something to drink?”

Well, what’ll it be?

Around dinner time (before, during, after), which beverage do you find yourself most often drinking? Water? Milk? A Coke? A beer? A chilled glass of rosé? A margarita? A Gatorade? Sweet peach tea? Maybe it’s a few of the above! Or, perhaps, you’re too focused on the food to pay attention to any type of beverage.

If you answer “other,” please leave a comment. Thanks!

Emily Woodbury
Emily Woodburyhttps://www.rvtravel.com
Emily Woodbury is the editor here at RVtravel.com. She was lucky enough to grow up alongside two traveling parents, one domestically by RV (yep, Chuck Woodbury) and the other for international adventures, and has been lucky to see a great deal of our world (and counting!). She lives near Seattle with her dog and chickens. When she's not cranking out 400+ newsletters for RVtravel.com she's hiking, cooking or, well, probably traveling.

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26 Comments

Tim
5 years ago

All of the above, except “nothing’

Bill Tate
5 years ago

You left out the most important option for southerners and that is “sweettea” yes for us it is all one word and it must be fresh brewed.

Wayne Braxton
5 years ago
Reply to  Bill Tate

Bill, that was yesterday for all southerners and sweet tea. I think now it mat be 60% sweet and 40% unsweetened. This is from observations among friends and listening to orders at restaurants. IMHO.

Connie VH
5 years ago

Water, or soda?
Kroger stores market a nice, clear, cherry-flavored water. I like that with dinner. It’s carbonated so I chose “soda” even though it’s just fizzy water. Much of the time, I drink my own flavored water, fizzed by my Soda Stream.

So…. soda? Or water?

Ed K
5 years ago

A sip of water for my Meds, otherwise nothing. I have a water bottle with me all day and fill it several times a day so meals don’t require anymore liquids. Wife and I will also have several cups of tea during the day again not at meals.

kat
5 years ago

water at home, iced tea (unsweetened) at a restaurant

Robert Cross
5 years ago

Coffee mainly. Sometimes Ice tea.

Bob P
5 years ago

Well for 50+ years it was saccharine sweetened ice tea. The last 4 years and 8 months my new bride turned me onto ice water, now I have my Contigo cup of ice water beside me 24 hrs a day. Even when sleeping it’s within arms reach

Ed Fogle
5 years ago

The survey question says “around dinner time”. One of the response options is “with” dinner. Two different things. For me beer around dinner time, water or tea with dinner.

David Telenko
5 years ago
Reply to  Ed Fogle

Hi Ed, I totally agree with you! Is that Bud or Coors?
Snoopy

DW/ND
5 years ago
Reply to  David Telenko

Coors Lite Dave! 2 before dinner. Milk at dinner, Green tea after. Then a nap!

Bill
5 years ago
Reply to  DW/ND

Dave and DW … really? Buttwiper or Colorado Cat Piss Lite? How about a brew owned by an American company, preferably local to wherever your wanderings take you.

Neal Davis
5 years ago

Definitely soft drink, not sports drink, and, more particularly, Coke, Mountain Dew, or Dr. Pepper. My wife has water usually.

Patricia
5 years ago

Unsweetened ice tea or ice water. You needed more tea options. My husband in restaurants gets half sweet tea half unsweetened so it’s not to sweet.

Wayne Braxton
5 years ago

Water is a staple. Now and then a half glass of tea or maybe wine depending on the meal.

John Macatee
5 years ago

Ice tea, wine, Scotch Whiskey.

Tony Madia
5 years ago

Me, Sparkling Ice lemonade zero calories no artificial anything (essentially flavored water). My wife, water.

Gregory Brott
5 years ago
Last edited 5 years ago by Gregory Brott
Mike
5 years ago

slightly sweetend ice tea (in the winter hot tea). gone are the days of a little tea with my sugar

Jon
5 years ago

Glass of wine and a cup of hot tea. How come the survey doesn’t include either hot tea or coffee?

Diane M
5 years ago

Soda? Do you mean Coke? (A Southerner here) And dinner is in the middle of the day. Supper is the evening meal.

Bill
5 years ago

0 calorie flavored sparkling water … no artificial sweeteners or additives. Brands such as La Croix, Bubly and many others now. Also great for mixing with Bacardi on (for me) special occasions.

Jeff Craig
5 years ago

Sometimes tea, sometimes huckleberry lemonade, sometimes decaf coffee and occasionally a beer.

Dave J
5 years ago

Coffee

Candace
5 years ago

For dinner (noon) we almost always have a tea. It used to be coffee but we changed it up due to digestive issues with coffee. We may have an alcoholic beverage before supper but only when we dine out and then it is occasional.

E Step
5 years ago

For years while camping the choice would have been a beer. Used to keep a two a day limit. Now that choice is water.