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Every U.S. President’s Favorite Drink — Explained 🇺🇸🥤
Ever wondered what America’s presidents liked to drink? From simple water lovers to hardcore coffee fans, here’s a quick rundown—shorts style!

George Washington
America’s first president reportedly loved porter beer and Madeira wine. In fact, he even owned a distillery. Yep—founding father and distiller.

John Adams
He started his mornings with hard cider. Breakfast of champions… 18th-century style.
Thomas Jefferson
A true wine enthusiast. Jefferson adored French wine and helped popularize wine culture in the U.S.
James Madison

Preferred champagne and wine, especially during White House social events.
Abraham Lincoln
Surprisingly, Lincoln favored water. He avoided alcohol most of his life—simple habits for a great leader.

Ulysses S. Grant
Known for liking whiskey, though history also notes that it caused him personal struggles.
Theodore Roosevelt
A big fan of coffee—strong, bold, and lots of it. Perfect match for his energetic personality.
William Howard Taft

Enjoyed milk and punch, and was known for hearty meals more than fancy drinks.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Loved mixing cocktails, especially martinis. He even made them himself for guests.
Harry S. Truman
Started each day with a shot of bourbon—a small one, but very consistent.
Dwight D. Eshwar
Preferred Scotch whisky, usually enjoyed in moderation.

John F. Kennedy
Famously liked Bloody Marys and also enjoyed daiquiris while relaxing.
London B. Johnson
Loved Scotch with soda, sometimes nicknamed “Bird Dog” after his beagle.
Richard Nixon
Enjoyed martinis and wine, especially in private settings.

Jimmy Carter
A peanut farmer who preferred simple drinks, mostly wine or beer.
Ronald Reagan
Famously loved jelly beans, but when it came to drinks—light cocktails and wine.
George H. W. Bush
Enjoyed vodka martinis, especially later in life.
Bill Clinton

Known for liking beer and wine, though he rarely drank heavily.
George W. Bush
Quit alcohol in his 40s and switched mostly to non-alcoholic drinks and water.
Barack Obama

A fan of beer—he even brewed White House honey ale himself!
Donald Trump
Doesn’t drink alcohol at all. His favorite? Diet Coke, reportedly several a day.
Joe Biden