Beverage Menu

noun a small alcoholic drink taken before a meal to stimulate the appetite

• Before dinner, it is customary to serve an aperitif to stimulate the appetite.
• Let's grab a quick aperitif before heading to the restaurant.
• I'm craving an aperitif right now, wanna join me?
• Reading a good book is like having an aperitif for the mind.

noun a place where coffee and other beverages are served, often with light snacks or meals available for purchase

• The new coffee shop in town offers a variety of specialty drinks and pastries.
• Let's meet up at the coffee shop down the street for a quick chat.
• I'm craving a latte from that hip coffee shop on the corner.
• The library was his coffee shop, where he spent hours lost in books.

adjective describing a texture or consistency that is smooth and thick, like cream

• The chef prepared a creamy mushroom risotto for the dinner party.
• I love adding creamy milk to my coffee in the morning.
• This ice cream is so creamy, it's like heaven in a cone.
• Her voice had a creamy quality that soothed everyone in the room.

noun a mixed drink containing a spirit, typically whiskey, and a carbonated beverage, served in a tall glass

• The bartender prepared a refreshing highball cocktail for the guest.
• Let's order a couple of highballs at the bar.
• I'm in the mood for a highball tonight.
• His highball of confidence never wavered, even in the face of adversity.

preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence, in this case indicating that something is placed or situated on top of ice

• The figure skaters gracefully glided on ice during the competition.
• We're going to watch the hockey game on ice tonight.
• I can't wait to hit the rink and show off my moves on ice.
• The project was put on ice until further notice.

noun a quick squirt or spray of liquid

verb to squirt or spray with liquid

• The bartender expertly prepared a spritz using prosecco, Aperol, and soda water.
• I love to spritz a little lemon juice on my salad for some extra flavor.
• Let's spritz some perfume on before we head out.
• The artist spritzed some paint onto the canvas, adding a pop of color to the piece.

noun a cold, sweet drink made from milk, ice cream, and flavorings

• The milkshake was made with fresh dairy milk and blended with ice cream.
• Let's grab a milkshake from the diner down the street.
• I could really go for a milkshake right now, it's so hot outside.
• Her smile was as sweet and satisfying as a milkshake on a summer day.