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This list includes 28 Drinks that start with F, from “Falernian (Falernum wine)” to “Fuzzy Navel”. The selection covers cocktails, wines, beers, and non‑alcoholic beverages commonly served, mixed, or sipped.
Drinks that start with F are beverages whose common names begin with the letter F. Some have deep roots, like Falernian, a wine famed in ancient Rome and often mentioned by classical writers.
Below you’ll find the table with name, alcohol content, country of origin, and primary ingredients.
Name: The common name of the drink as you will search for or order it, helping you identify each entry quickly.
Alcohol content: Shows the typical alcoholic strength as a percentage or “non-alcoholic”, so you can judge suitability for serving.
Country of origin: Gives the primary country or region where the drink originated or was first documented, which provides cultural context.
Primary ingredients: Lists the main components in short form, so you can see flavor profiles and possible uses in mixing or cooking.
Drinks that start with F
Name Alcohol content Country of origin Primary ingredients
F antanon-alcoholic Germany carbonated water, sugar, natural/artificial fruit flavorings
F aloodanon-alcoholic India milk, rose syrup, vermicelli, basil seeds, ice cream
F alernum11% Barbados rum, lime, almond, ginger, cloves, sugar
F alernian (Falernum wine)13% Italy fermented grapes (ancient varieties)
F aro4.5% Belgium lambic beer, candy sugar or caramel
F ino15% Spain Palomino grapes, yeast, fortified wine base
F eni40% India cashew apples or coconut sap, yeast
F ernet39% Italy bitter herbs, roots, spices, alcohol base
F ernet-Branca39% Italy herbs, menthol, spices, alcohol
F ireball33% Canada whisky base, cinnamon, sugar
F rangelico20% Italy hazelnuts, sugar, vanilla, alcohol
F ramboise5.5% Belgium lambic beer base, raspberries, sugar
F rench 7512% France gin, Champagne, lemon juice, sugar
F uzzy Navel7% United States peach schnapps, orange juice
F lat Whitenon-alcoholic Australia espresso, steamed milk, thin microfoam
F rappénon-alcoholic Greece instant coffee, water, sugar, milk optional
F rappuccinonon-alcoholic United States coffee or espresso, milk, ice, flavored syrups
F ruit Punchnon-alcoholic India mixed fruit juices, sugar, water, spices
F our Loko12% United States malt base, flavorings (caffeine removed), alcohol
F oster’s4.9% Australia barley malt, hops, water, yeast
F loc de Gascogne16% France fresh grape juice, Armagnac eau-de-vie
F rascati12% Italy Malvasia, Trebbiano or local grapes
F lip8% England ale or spirit, sugar, whole egg, spices
F ever-Tree (Tonic)non-alcoholic United Kingdom carbonated water, quinine, cane sugar, citrus oils
F iji Waternon-alcoholic Fiji artesian spring water
F ernet con Coca12% Argentina fernet, cola
F lor de Caña40% Nicaragua sugarcane molasses, yeast
F rescanon-alcoholic United States carbonated water, high-fructose corn syrup or sweeteners, grapefruit flavor
Descriptions
F anta
Global fruit-flavored soda brand created in Germany; bright, fizzy soft drink available in many fruit varieties.
F alooda
South Asian chilled dessert-drink combining milk, sweet syrup, chilled noodles and seeds, often topped with ice cream.
F alernum
Sweet-spiced Caribbean liqueur used in tiki cocktails, with almond, citrus and warm spice notes.
F alernian (Falernum wine)
Famous ancient Roman wine once prized across the empire; a historic fortified-style wine from southern Italy.
F aro
Belgian lambic style sweetened with sugar or candy; low-ABV, slightly tart and approachable.
F ino
Dry, pale sherry from Jerez with bright acidity and saline notes; served chilled as an aperitif.
F eni
Goan distilled spirit made from cashew fruit or toddy; fruity, rustic local liquor.
F ernet
Intensely bitter herbal amaro used as a digestif or cocktail ingredient, known for menthol and bitter botanicals.
F ernet-Branca
Iconic Milanese amaro brand with bitter, mentholated herbal flavor; often consumed neat or with cola.
F ireball
Sweet, intensely cinnamon-flavored whisky liqueur popular as shots and in cocktails.
F rangelico
Piedmont hazelnut liqueur with sweet nutty and vanilla notes, often served with coffee or desserts.
F ramboise
Raspberry-flavored lambic beer or fruit lambic; sweet-tart, bright berry character.
F rench 75
Classic effervescent cocktail mixing gin and sparkling wine for a citrusy, bubbly aperitif.
F uzzy Navel
Sweet, easy-going cocktail combining peach schnapps and OJ; popular as a casual brunch or party drink.
F lat White
Velvety espresso-and-milk drink with a higher coffee-to-milk ratio than a latte; originated in Australia/New Zealand.
F rappé
Iced foamy coffee shaken or blended into a frothy summer staple originating in Greece.
F rappuccino
Starbucks’ trademark blended coffee drink combining coffee, milk and flavorings into a chilled smoothie-like beverage.
F ruit Punch
Generic mixed-fruit beverage served worldwide, from party bowls to bottled blends; bright and sweet.
F our Loko
High-strength flavored ready-to-drink malt beverage that gained notoriety for potency and bold flavors.
F oster’s
Well-known Australian lager sold internationally; light, easy-drinking mainstream beer.
F loc de Gascogne
Sweet aperitif from Gascony combining grape must and Armagnac; fruity and warming.
F rascati
Crisp white wine from the Lazio region near Rome, often light, floral and food-friendly.
F lip
Historic warm or shaken drink containing egg, sugar and alcohol, evolved from colonial-era tavern flips.
F ever-Tree (Tonic)
Premium mixer brand known for tonic waters and mixers crafted from botanical ingredients.
F iji Water
Bottled premium water marketed from an aquifer in Fiji with a soft mineral profile.
F ernet con Coca
Popular Argentine highball mixing bitter fernet with cola, served over ice and often in social settings.
F lor de Caña
Nicaraguan rum brand aged in oak, known for smooth, balanced rums used neat or in cocktails.
F resca
Citrus-flavored soda introduced in the U.S.; marketed as a refreshing, calorie-conscious soft drink.
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