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Here is what your favorite drinks says about you

etimes.in | Last updated on - Sep 9, 2025, 17:32 IST
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Here is what your favorite drinks says about you

Cocktails have long transcended the role of being just party staples. They are cultural markers, expressions of history, creativity, and personality poured into a glass. What began in Europe centuries ago quickly travelled across continents, evolving with every culture it touched. By the mid-19th century, pioneers like Jerry Thomas, famously regarded as the father of American mixology, had already codified the art of shaking, straining, and garnishing in his 1862 guide How to Mix Drinks.

Today, cocktails are more than just beverages. They are stories. From cinematic inspirations to local music, from nostalgic flavors to bold innovations, bartenders across the world and particularly in India, curate cocktails as experiences that create memory and mood. In an era where aesthetics matter as much as taste, cocktails have also become a language of social connection, both offline and across Instagram feeds. But what do your go-to cocktails really say about you? Here’s a spirited take:

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Old Fashioned – The timeless traditionalist

A favourite of the confident and composed. Choosing an Old Fashioned suggests a personality that values authenticity, heritage, and depth. For them, whiskey is not just a drink; it’s a statement.

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Piña Colada – The free-spirited optimist

Tropical, carefree, and always chasing joy. Piña Colada drinkers are extroverts at heart, happiest on a beach with the sun on their face. Pineapple, coconut, and rum in perfect harmony reflect their sunny outlook on life.

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Martini – The sophisticate

Elegant, powerful, and impossible to ignore. The Martini signals a main-character energy: someone who commands a room effortlessly. The olive garnish only amplifies their flair for refinement.

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Bloody Mary – The bold Maverick

Not for the cautious. With its fearless mix of vodka, tomato, spice, and citrus, the Bloody Mary belongs to the ambitious and unapologetic. They are decisive, daring, and rarely wrong.

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Cosmopolitan – The urban icon

Stylish, playful, and effortlessly chic. The Cosmopolitan became the drink of choice for the modern city woman in late-20th-century New York, symbolising independence and glamour. Fruity, dramatic, and vibrant just like its drinkers.


Contributed by: Rehan Guha, Founder Oxymorons

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