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(#1) The Dude's White Russian
The Dude from The Big Lebowski abides by his signature White Russian, which is two parts vodka, one part Kahlua, and one part heavy cream. -
(#2) James Bond's Shaken Martini
Bond's vodka martini is infamously "shaken, not stirred." -
(#3) Homer Simpson's Duff Beer
Duff beer started out as Homer's famous, but fictional, beer on The Simpsons. It's since become a real beer that you can find at Universal Studios. -
(#4) Ron Burgundy's Scotch
As well all know, Ron Burgundy loves his scotchy scotch scotch as much as we all love Anchorman. -
(#5) Hannibal Lecter's Chianti
We all know what Hannibal Lecter loved to have with his Chianti, a red wine, in the movie The Silence of the Lambs. -
(#6) Don Draper's Old Fashioned
Nothing will make you want to nap harder or seduce women as quickly as an Old Fashioned (or three) at lunch time. Don Draper, the leading ad man of Mad Men, made drinking an Old Fashioned (made with bourbon or rye whiskey, bitters, sugar, and club soda) an art. -
(#7) Tyrion Lannister's Wine
As Tyrion Lannister from Game of Thrones would say, "Everything's better with some wine in the belly." And if you love this drink, check out our list of Game of Thrones cocktails.
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(#8) Harry Potter's Butter Beer
Butterbeer, a popular wizarding beverage in the Harry Potter series is described as "a little bit like less-sickly butterscotch." Ron, Hermione, and Harry imbibe at numerous locations in the wizarding world. You can make your own with cream soda and a little rum. -
(#9) The Blues Brothers' Orange Whip
Orange Whips are made with egg white, orange sherbet, and orange juice and then blended until smooth. The drink became infamous when Burton Mercer of the Blues Brothers declares, "Who wants an Orange Whip? Orange Whip? Orange Whip? Three Orange Whips!" -
(#10) James Bond's Vesper Martini
James Bond is known for his method of martini — shaken and not stirred — but in Casino Royale he orders a Vesper martini made of gin and vodka with vermouth. "Once you've tasted it, that's all you want to drink." -
(#11) Jack Torrance's Bourbon
While Jack Torrance's real thirst was for "REDRUM," he famously sets his "bourbon and advocaat down right here." Advocaat is a rich and creamy drink that has a custard like flavor. -
(#12) Raoul Duke and Hunter S. Thompson's Singapore Sling
While there are many drinks (and drugs) associated with the movie Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Raoul Duke mentions a Singapore Sling early on: "Let's get right to the heart of this thing. Twenty-four hours ago we were sitting in the Pogo Lounge of the Beverly Heights Hotel, in the patio section of course, drinking Singapore Slings with mezcal on the side, hiding from the brutish realities of this foul year of our Lord, nineteen-hundred and seventy one." The drink is made with gin, cherry brandy, orange liqueur, Benedictine, angostura bitters, grenadine, lemon juice, and topped with pineapple juice. -
(#13) A Clockwork Orange's Moloko Plus
This drink from A Clockwork Orange gets the characters ramped up to commit "ultraviolence." According to the book, the recipe calls for milk and hallucinogens. You could maybe take that to mean absinthe... or something else. -
(#14) Frank Booth's Pabst Blue Ribbon
Dennis Hopper, as Frank Booth, gave a winning and frightening endorsement of Pabst Blue Ribbon in David Lynch's Blue Velvet. -
(#15) Michael Scott's Scotch and Splenda
"Taskes like Splenda, gets ya drunk like scotch!"
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(#16) Radar O'Reilly
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(#17) Ronald "Mac" McDonald's Riot Juice
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(#18) Practical Magic's Midnight Margaritas
"Barbados lime is just the thing." The girls from Practical Magic know you just put the lime in the coconut, and that margaritas are the only cure for heartache. Tequila, lime juice, Cointreau, eye of newt, blend. You can probably skip that "eye of newt." -
(#19) Billy Costigan's Cranberry Juice
Billy Costigan orders a cranberry juice in The Departed... and then bashes in a guy's head with an empty glass. -
(#20) Patrick Bateman's J&B Straight and a Corona
American Psycho killer Patrick Bateman orders a "J&B straight and a Corona." That's J&B scotch whiskey straight, with no ice, and a Corona!
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(#21) Rick Blaine's Bourbon
While Rick Blaine doesn't drink with guests in Casablanca, he does drown his sorrows in a whole bottle of bourbon once he learns that Ilsa is in town. -
(#22) Carrie Bradshaw's Cosmopolitan
Carrie Bradshaw's Cosmpolitan is made with vodka, Cointreau, lime juice and a splash of cranberry juice to give it its signature color. Sex and the City kicked off a worldwide craze and craving for this cocktail. -
(#23) Red Eye from Cocktail
This cocktail, known for curing hangovers, is made with vodka, an egg, Bloody Mary mix and topped with a cold beer. In the Tom Cruise movie Cocktail, Koglan asks Flannigan if he knows how to make the infamous drink. -
(#24) Bridget Jones's Vodka
Bridget Jones chooses vodka and Chaka Chan over spinsterhood in Bridget Jones' Diary. -
(#25) Bob's Suntory Whiskey
Suntory whisky is actually a real Japanese whisky. It became popular in the United States when, Bob, played by Bill Murray in Lost in Translation, peers at the label and utters, "For relaxing times, make it Suntory time." -
(#26) Richard Sherman's Whisky Sour
Richard Sherman from The Seven Year Itch knows how to fix his own breakfast. He tells Miss Morris, "I'm perfectly capable of fixing my own breakfast. As a matter of fact, I had a peanut butter sandwich and two whiskey sours." The drink is made with sugar, lemon, and whiskey. A perfect morning treat! -
(#27) Phil Connors's Sweet Vermouth on the Rocks with a Twist
Sweet vermouth isn’t a common bar order, unless it's with a martini, but this is the drink that brought Rita and Bill Murray’s character Phil Connors together in Groundhog Day. He orders the drink and then states, "It always makes me think of Rome, the way the sun hits the buildings in the afternoon," just as she had earlier in the movie. -
(#28) Liz Lemon
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(#29) Miles's Pinot Noir
Miles, played by Paul Giamatti in Sideways loves his Pinot Noir. We all know how he feels about Merlot: “If anyone orders Merlot, I'm leaving. I am NOT drinking any f--king Merlot!”
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(#30) Hank's Schraderbräu
Hank Schrader does a little of his own "cooking" when he makes his own brand of beer, Schraderbräu, in Breaking Bad. -
(#31) Yvonne's French 75
The drink most commonly associated with Casablanca is the French 75 ordered by Yvonne and her Nazi suitor. The drink is made with gin, lemon juice, sugar, and then topped with champagne. -
(#32) Arthur's Sidecar
We love our sidecars too! This drink is ordered by Arthur in Bonfire of the Vanities when he sits down with Bruce Willis' character. It's made with bourbon or cognac, Cointreau, lemon juice, and an optional sugar rim. -
(#33) Dolores's Manhattan
when you only have vermouth and bourbon, you have just enough ingredients to make a Manhattan. Dolores, played by Marilyn Monroe, whips this one up in Some Like It Hot. A maraschino cherry garnish is perfect too, if you have one on hand. -
(#34) Lisa's Bay Breeze in Red Eye Movie
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