This list includes 35 Drinks that start with I, from “ICEE” to “Izze”. It covers alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages—sodas, juices, cocktails, tea and coffee—useful for menus and recipes.
Drinks that start with I are a diverse set of beverages found in many cuisines and cultures. Notable examples include ICEE, a frozen soda, and Izze, a popular fruit soda brand.
Below you’ll find the table with alcohol content, country of origin, and primary ingredients.
Alcohol content: Shows percentage of alcohol or “non-alcoholic”, so you can judge suitability for pairing, cooking, or serving.
Country of origin: Indicates the drink’s primary origin or first recorded country, helping you place it culturally and find regional variations.
Primary ingredients: Lists the main ingredients in brief, so you can check allergens, flavor profiles, and suitability for recipes or substitutions.
Drinks that start with I
| Name | Alcohol content | Country of origin | Primary ingredients | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Irish whiskey | 40% | Ireland | malted barley, cereal grains, water, yeast | Smooth distilled spirit from Ireland, known for light, malty flavors and often aged in oak barrels. |
| Irish cream | 17% | Ireland | dairy cream, Irish whiskey, sugar, cocoa, vanilla | Creamy liqueur combining Irish whiskey and dairy cream; popular on its own, in coffee, or in cocktails. |
| Irish coffee | 15% | Ireland | hot coffee, Irish whiskey, sugar, whipped cream | Warm cocktail mixing coffee and Irish whiskey, sweetened and topped with cream — a comforting after-dinner classic. |
| Irish stout | 4.2% | Ireland | roasted malt, water, hops, yeast | Dark, roasty beer style from Ireland exemplified by smooth, creamy textures and chocolate or coffee notes. |
| Irish red ale | 4.5% | Ireland | pale malt, roasted malt, hops, yeast | Malt-forward ale with a reddish hue and mild caramel and toasted notes, popular in Ireland and internationally. |
| Irish Mist | 35% | Ireland | Irish whiskey, honey, botanicals, spices | Honey-and-herb liqueur blending Irish whiskey with floral and spiced notes; used neat or in cocktails. |
| Irish car bomb | 12% | Ireland | Irish stout, Irish cream liqueur, Irish whiskey | Shot-and-pint bomb drink: a shot of cream liqueur and whiskey dropped into stout; potent and best consumed quickly. |
| Ice wine | 10% | Germany | frozen grapes, yeast | Sweet dessert wine made from grapes naturally frozen on the vine; concentrated, honeyed and aromatic. |
| Ice cider | 8% | Canada | frozen apples, yeast, sugar | Cidery parallel to ice wine — concentrated apple sweetness with bright acidity, popular in Quebec. |
| India Pale Ale | 6.5% | England | pale malt, hops, water, yeast | Hoppy beer style originally brewed for export to India; pronounced hop bitterness and citrus or floral aromas. |
| Imperial IPA | 8.5% | United States | pale malt, heavy hops, water, yeast | Stronger, hoppier IPA variation with bold bitterness and intense hop aromatics; popular with craft beer drinkers. |
| Imperial Stout | 9% | England | roasted malt, hops, water, yeast | Very dark, full-bodied stout with roasted chocolate, coffee and sometimes boozy notes; originally brewed for export. |
| Islay single malt | 46% | Scotland | malted barley, peat-smoked barley, water, yeast | Scotch whisky style from Islay islands, renowned for smoky, peaty, maritime character. |
| Indian whisky | 42% | India | malted barley, grain spirits, water, yeast | Broad category of whiskies produced in India; styles vary from lighter blends to bold malt expressions. |
| Iced tea | non-alcoholic | United States | brewed tea, cold water, ice, sugar or lemon optional | Chilled brewed tea served over ice, sweetened or plain; a staple summer refresher worldwide. |
| Iced coffee | non-alcoholic | United States | brewed coffee, ice, milk optional, sweetener optional | Cold-served coffee; ranges from simple chilled brew to elaborate café-style drinks with milk or syrups. |
| Iced latte | non-alcoholic | Italy | espresso, cold milk, ice | Espresso-based drink with cold milk and ice — creamy and coffee-forward, popular in cafés globally. |
| Iced cappuccino | non-alcoholic | Italy | espresso, cold milk foam, ice | Chilled take on the cappuccino with cold milk and foam; lighter than iced latte with airy texture. |
| Iced Americano | non-alcoholic | Italy | espresso, cold water, ice | Diluted espresso served cold over ice for a strong, clean coffee flavor without milk. |
| Iced mocha | non-alcoholic | United States | espresso, chocolate, milk, ice | Iced coffee drink combining espresso and chocolate for a sweet, caffeinated treat. |
| Iced chai | non-alcoholic | India | spiced black tea, milk, sugar, ice | Chai spices brewed with milk and served over ice — sweet, spiced and refreshingly creamy. |
| Iced matcha | non-alcoholic | Japan | matcha powder, water, milk optional, ice | Bright green powdered green tea whisked and served cold; vegetal, mildly bitter, often sweetened. |
| Iced lemonade | non-alcoholic | France | lemon juice, water, sugar, ice | Classic tart-and-sweet chilled lemon drink, perfect for hot days and easy to customize. |
| Ice cream soda | non-alcoholic | United States | carbonated soda, ice cream, flavored syrup | Nostalgic soda fountain drink: fizzy soda crowned with a scoop of ice cream for creamy sweetness. |
| Italian soda | non-alcoholic | United States | carbonated water, flavored syrup, cream optional | Bright, syrup-flavored sparkling drink often finished with a splash of cream; popular café refreshment. |
| Irn-Bru | non-alcoholic | Scotland | carbonated water, sugar, caffeine, flavorings, colorings | Iconic Scottish soft drink with a unique fruity flavor and bright orange color, often called “Scotland’s other national drink.” |
| Inca Kola | non-alcoholic | Peru | carbonated water, sugar, lemon verbena flavoring, colorings | Sweet, bright yellow Peruvian soda with a distinct fruity-herbal flavor, widely popular in Peru. |
| ICEE | non-alcoholic | United States | flavored slush mix, water, sugar, ice | Branded frozen carbonated slush served in many cinemas and shops; fruit-flavored and icy-cold. |
| Izze | non-alcoholic | United States | carbonated water, fruit juice, cane sugar | Sparkling fruit beverage blending real juice with carbonation for a lightly sweet, fruity drink. |
| Iced rooibos | non-alcoholic | South Africa | rooibos tea, water, ice, sweetener optional | Caffeine-free red bush tea served chilled; naturally sweet, nutty and caffeine-free. |
| Italian vermouth | 16% | Italy | fortified wine, botanicals, wormwood, herbs, sugar | Aromatic fortified wine flavored with botanicals; a base for many classic cocktails or aperitifs. |
| Iced chocolate | non-alcoholic | Mexico | cocoa or chocolate, milk or water, sugar, ice | Chilled chocolate drink with roots in Mesoamerican cocoa traditions; rich, sweet and refreshing. |
| Ice cream float | non-alcoholic | United States | carbonated soda, ice cream, flavored syrup optional | Scoop of ice cream in a glass of soda for a fizzy, creamy dessert-beverage hybrid. |
| Ital | non-alcoholic | Jamaica | fresh fruits, coconut water, herbs, natural sweeteners | Rastafarian dietary drink emphasizing natural, unprocessed ingredients; often herbal, fruit- or coconut-based. |
| Iced horchata | non-alcoholic | Mexico | rice or tigernut milk, cinnamon, sugar, ice | Chilled sweet, cinnamon-spiced drink made from rice or nuts, widely enjoyed across Latin America. |