History of "Drink"
Janet | Sept. 1, 2021, 2:51 p.m.
"Drink" and "alcoholic drink" are usually taken to be synonymous, meaning that the alcoholic beverage is in fact a drink of some kind, and not simply a beer.
A drink of any kind is a drink of a particular type of alcohol. The types of alcoholic beverages include beer, wine, spirits, and mixed drinks.
In the early days of recorded history, the word "drink" was used to refer to a beverage, but it was not usually meant to be the same as the word "beer."
During the Middle Ages, it was common for people to refer to "drink" as "beer" or "wine" instead of "beer" or "wine."
In most of the world, the word "drink" is still used to refer to a beverage of any type.
The word "alcoholic" was used to describe any drink that was alcoholic. The term was in use before the invention of the term "beer" as a synonym for "drink." The word "alcoholic drink" was used before the invention of the term "beer" as a synonym for "alcoholic drink."
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