Alcohol Gift Recommendations

Forget zodiac signs. Your favorite holiday drink says more about you than Mercury ever could. You may be all about the bubbly or prefer a warm, rich red, but each sip of your favorite holiday drink speaks volumes about your personality. So, this holiday season, let’s shake mixology with psychology and decode your drink of choice to find out what it reveals about you. Oh, and of course, we’ll show you the perfect alcohol gifts you can send to friends and family worldwide based on their favorite holiday drinks!

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Amy-Paige Cox

Born and raised in her beloved mother city Cape Town,  Amy-Paige Cox is a writer, poet and plant mom. A hopeless romantic at heart, she loves exploring different parts of the world, all the while documenting her ever-changing perspectives with pen and paper. Although tempted by numerous interests, her life-long goal is to be a globe-trotting children’s book author.

A few interviews with bartenders from around the world would affirm that taking a person’s drink order is the equivalent of being told a dirty secret. At some point, most of us hope to be the mysterious individual leisurely stirring their drink at the bar. But, psychology would suggest that your drink of choice gives away more about yourself than you intend. 

Of course, this can also be a good thing! Especially when someone is trying to offer you the perfect alcohol gift. If you’re looking for a genuinely personalized alcohol gift for your quirky (or, dare we say, eccentric) friend, our alcohol gift suggestions based on personality type will certainly come in handy! Discover alcohol gift baskets perfect for every personality type with the help of Drinkable Gifts. 

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Alex London

Alex is a hopeless romantic who was supposed to be born in Italy (her dream destination), but proud to be South African nonetheless. She lives by her heart, and, consequentially, leaves a little bit of herself in everything she writes. She wholeheartedly believes that mermaids (and fairies) exist and is deadly afraid of the age ’30’.