Drink Quotes

Bring me the wine, tonight I drink all without dreaming you.

~ M.f. Moonzajer

Offer me water in your palms and I will drink everlastingly.

~ M.f. Moonzajer

Water - a thoroughly underrated drink.

~ Wayne Gerard Trotman

if you think DRINKING is bad, then stop THINKING (ejump,2017)

~ Ejump - 2017

Come on, gentleman; let us drink to our stupidity.

~ Santosh Kalwar

Never drink with Dornishmen when the moon is full.

~ George R.r. Martin

Far above him a few white clouds were racing windily after a pale gibbous moon. Drink all morning, they said to him, drink all day. This is life!

~ Malcolm Lowry

When you go out hunting wicked spirits, it's the simple things that matter most. The silvered point of your rapier flashing in the dark; the iron filings scattered on the floor; the sealed canisters of best Greek Fire, ready as a last resort... But tea bags, brown and fresh and plenty of them, and made (for preference) by Pitkin Brothers of Bond Street, are perhaps the simplest and best of all. OK, they may not save your life like a sword-tip or an iron circle can, and they haven't the protective power of a sudden wall of fire. But they do provide something just as vital. They help keep you sane.

~ Jonathan Stroud

A friend comes over with a Ouija board.It spells out: Bourbon. Where’s the band?Just because you’re dead doesn’t mean you can’t have fun.

~ Kelli Russell Agodon

All round there was a rising tide of beer, widow Désir's barrels had all been broached, beer had rounded all paunches and was overflowing in all directions, from noses, eyes - and elsewhere. People were so blown out and higgledy-piggledy, that everybody's elbows or knees were sticking into his neighbour and everybody thought it great fun to feel his neighbour's elbows. All mouths were grinning from ear to ear in continuous laughter.

~ Émile Zola

I need a drink. Now.”After tossing—fine, throwing—my purse and keys on the couch, I march straight into the kitchen. No more delays; it's time to forget tonight. It’s been yet another night like all the other first dates that never meet a second one. When you begin to lose count, that's when it's really time for a drink.Adrian stands there, leaning against the counter in an unbuttoned dress shirt and dark wash jeans. He glances at me as I walk in. “How was your date?” he asks, taking a swig of his scotch.I brush past him on my mission, opening the cupboard and moving a couple bottles around. I reiterate, “I need alcohol.”Out of the corner of my eye, I catch him hiding a smile before he says, “That bad?”My face twitches as I ignore his line of questioning. It is more like a statement he wants me to clarify, even though he already knows the answer. Instead, I ask, “I have vodka left, don't I?” I stand on my tiptoes in hopes of spotting something in the very back. Nothing.He waltzes over and looks with me, his chin almost touching my shoulder. “I think you polished that one off after last week's date.” His voice is low right next to my ear, very nearly causing a shiver.

~ Lilly Avalon

PAPER TOWERSThe library was on the second floor of the House, not far from my room. It had two floors—the first held the majority of the books and a balcony wrapped in a wrought-iron railing held another set. It was a cavalcade of tomes, all in immaculate rows, and with study carrels and tables thrown in for good measure. It was my home away from home(away from home.I walked inside and paused for a moment to breathe in the scent of paper and dust—the perfumes of knowledge. The library was empty of patrons as far as I could tell, but I could hear the rhythmic squeal of a library cart somewhere in the rows. I followed them down until I found the dark-haired vampire shelving books with mechanical precision. I knew him only as “the librarian.” He was a fount of information, and he had a penchant for leaving books outside my door.

~ Chloe Neill

Think champagne, drink champagne!

~ Ellen Dean

The world has a lot to offer. There’s a lot to explore. I like to take advantage of that.

~ Chloe Neill

I didn't like Dali: now, like you, I do. Like you, I began to drink my Coke with a pinch of salt . Like you, I stopped bothering about ironed clothes. Like you, I sit with a dictionary while reading the papers. Like you, I sit on the compound wall after a bath.

~ Sachin Kundalkar

Ive created a new drink! I'm calling it the Piñata Colada! Its sweet and tasty, but when you wake up the next morning your head feels like its been hitten with a stick.

~ José N. Harris

A drink centers me but I usually make myself wait until at least 9:00 PM for that. Or 8:00 PM. Whichever comes first.

~ Bill Callahan

Sam took another sip of the pruno. It went down smoother this time, possibly because he no longer had feeling in his extremities.

~ Tod Goldberg

I have never seen anyone drink like he did. To say he drank with a vengeance is almost understating it: it was almost as if there was a thirst there, a deep and insatiable craving that made the man keep going back for more and more until he sat down in one corner with a bottle.

~ Yudhanjaya Wijeratne

Every morning Mrs Eglantine sat at the round bamboo bar of the New Pacific Hotel and drank her breakfast. This consisted of two quick large brandies, followed by several slower ones. By noon breakfast had become lunch and by two o'clock the pouches under and above Mrs Eglantine's bleared blue eyes began to look like large puffed pink prawns.

~ H.e. Bates

What’s your poison or should I just waste my money by guessing something you probably won’t even drink? I’d much rather get you something you like.

~ Jason Medina

I soaked up the drink and it, in return, absorbed me.

~ Martin Pond

She was well primed with a good load of Delahunt's port under her bellyband.

~ James Joyce

Dell had left the army and taken the discipline home with him. I’d left the theatre world and taken the whisky sodas home with me.

~ Mark Capell

One more drink and I'd have been under the host.

~ Dorothy Parker

For the wine of Clochemerle is at once exquisite and treacherous; it charms first the nose, then the palate, finally the entire man. Mark well that if it makes a man drunk it does not do so malignantly. It produces an enchanting light-heartedness, an intellectual sparkle which liberates the drinker from the constraints and conventions which bind him in his daily life.

~ Gabriel Chevallier

A torch-light procession marching down your throat.

~ John L. O'sullivan

First you take a drink then the drink takes a drink then the drink takes you.

~ F. Scott Fitzgerald

For when the wine is in the wit is out.

~ Thomas Becon

He neither drank smoked nor rode a bicycle. Living frugally saving his money he died early surrounded by greedy relatives. It was a great lesson to me.

~ John Barrymore

He who drinks a little too much drinks much too much.

~ Old Saying

I am only a beer teetotaller not a champagne teetotaller.

~ George Bernard Shaw

The worst thing about some men is that when they are not drunk they are sober.

~ William Butler Yeats

I have never been drunk but I've often been overserved.

~ George Gobel

The morning cup of coffee has an exhilaration about it which the cheering influence of the afternoon or evening cup of tea cannot be expected to reproduce.

~ Oliver Wendell Holmes

They talk of my drinking but never my thirst.

~ Old Saying

What when drunk one sees in other women one sees in Garbo sober.

~ Kenneth Tynan

You are not drunk if you can lie on the floor without holding on.

~ Dean Martin

I like liquor - its taste and its effects - and that is just the reason why I never drink it.

~ Thomas Stonewall Jackson

The Persians are very fond of wine ... It is also their general practice to deliberate upon affairs of weight when they are drunk and then in the morning when they are sober the decision to which they came the night before is put before them by the master of the house in which it was made and if it is then approved they act on it if not they set it aside. Sometimes however they are sober at their first deliberations but in this case they always reconsider the matter under the influence of wine.

~ Herodotus