WHAT YOUR "DRINK" SAYS ABOUT YOU ON A DATE

  • What you order on a date can definitely send a signal, whether or not it's one you're conscious of. Sure, the list below is mainly full of generalizations, but there's some truth to every stereotype...
  • Martini: If you're a guy, you're trying to impress (and it's probably working). If you're a girl drinking a dirty martini, you're a hot mess: the dirtier, the messier, the hotter.
  • Vodka on the Rocks: Too self-conscious to actually order a martini.
  • White Russian: Obsessed with The Big Lebowski. Or, you just like to drink dessert.
  • Bud Light: You're easy going, laid back, and at home at a sports bar. If you're a girl, you know how to hang with the guys.
  • Stella Artois: You have no particular knowledge or affinity towards beer so you just order "Stella" cause it's familiar.
  • Lillet/Campari/Aperol: You're twee, and possibly like to throw around words like "mixology."
  • Vodka Cranberry: When in doubt, you stick to what you drank in college.
  • White wine: You're definitely a woman. You're possibly a little uptight.
  • Prosecco: You're often a little uptight, but tonight you're looking to party.
  • Whiskey, neat: You're hot. Regardless of gender.
  • Jager: Secretly wishing you were hanging out with your buddies.
  • Vodka Gimlet: You're a huge dork, but you hope sort of in a cool way?
  • Appletini: You've left the kids with a sitter and you're ready to have fun!
  • Pimm's Cup: You're an Anglophile.
  • Old-Fashioned: Mad Men is your favorite show -- you either want to be, or sleep with, Don Draper.
  • Margarita, on the rocks: You've decided to have a good time tonight.
  • Margarita, frozen: You're in Cabo.
  • PBR: You're drinking quickly on your way to a non-profit fundraiser, followed by a poetry reading in a former industrial warehouse.
  • Tequila Shots: You're either getting laid, or just getting through it.
  • Long Island Iced Tea: You have a drinking problem.

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