Here you’ll find 9 Drinks that start with U that begin with U, organized from “Ube shake” to “Uzvar”. The list mixes non-alcoholic sips and traditional alcoholic recipes from different cultures around the world.
Drinks that start with U are beverages whose common names begin with the letter U. Many show regional flavors, for example Filipino ube appears in sweet, purple milkshakes.
Below you’ll find the table with alcohol content, country of origin, and primary ingredients.
Alcohol content: Shows the drink’s usual alcohol percentage or ‘non-alcoholic’, so you can judge strength and serving suitability.
Country of origin: Lists the drink’s primary place of origin or first documented country, helping you trace cultural context and traditions.
Primary ingredients: Names the main components (short, comma-separated) so you can identify flavor bases and prepare versions easily.
Drinks that start with U
| Name | Alcohol Content | Country of origin | Primary ingredients |
|---|---|---|---|
| Umeshu | 12% | Japan | ume plums, sugar, shochu or sake |
| Umqombothi | 4% | South Africa | maize, sorghum, millet, yeast, water |
| Uzvar | non-alcoholic | Ukraine | dried apples, pears, prunes, water, honey or sugar |
| Um Bongo | non-alcoholic | United Kingdom | fruit juices (orange, pineapple, banana, mango), water, sugar |
| Uji | non-alcoholic | Kenya | millet or sorghum or maize flour, water, sugar or milk |
| Urwagwa | 4% | Rwanda | bananas, sorghum, yeast, water |
| Uludağ Gazoz | non-alcoholic | Turkey | carbonated water, sugar, citrus flavorings |
| Uganda Waragi | 40% | Uganda | distilled sugarcane/molasses or bananas, water |
| Ube shake | non-alcoholic | Philippines | ube (purple yam), milk, sugar, ice cream |