What is the name of the beer that James Bond drinks?

Answer 1

Books

In the James Bond novels he drinks a total of 317 drinks. His favourite drink is a straight whiskey (101 total) He has 30 glasses of champagne, and in "You Only Live Twice" he has 35 sakes.
The Vodka Martini tallies up a measly 19 totals. Only slightly over the gin martinis- 16.

Movies

In the movies, his signature drink is the "vodka martini, shaken, not stirred", but in the 2006 relaunch starring Daniel Craig ("Casino Royale" II), Bond first defines the drink (a "Vesper") then notably dismisses this as pretentious ("Do I look like I give a damn?").

Answer 2

In the movies, James Bond seems to prefer Bollinger's, a fine champagne. The original vintages were 1975 (A View to a Kill) and the "RD" or La Grande Année (Goldeneye). In an earlier appearance (Goldfinger), Bond ordered the more classic (and stereotypical) brand Dom Perignon 1955.

In 2006, the French champagne house Bollinger produced a special edition "Bollinger 007", with a bullet-shaped steel case holding a magnum of Bollinger's Grande Année 1999.

Answer 3

I don't believe that James Bond drinks a particular brand of beer, in fact, I've never seen him drink beer. James Bond's normal drink is a; medium-dry vodka Martini with a slice of lemon peel, shaken, not stirred. Bond usually advertises the vodka as being Smirnoff.

Answer 4

As a connoisseur, James Bond has drunk several drinks in the novels and films. His signature mixed drink is of course the Vesper, a vodka martini made with three measures of Gordon's gin, one measure of vodka, and half a measure of Kina Lillet, shaken until it is ice cold and served in a goblet with a large thin slice of lemon peel.

He also likes to drink Dom Pérignon and Bollinger champagnes. In the novels, his most drunk Alcoholic Beverages are whiskey, Bourbon, and sake. He has also drunk regional beverages when the situation called for it, such as a mint julep in Goldfinger(1964) and a mojito in Die Another Day (2002).

Answer 5

Bond drinks various things throughout the movies, ranging from mint julep in Goldfinger to a rum collins in Thunderball to a mojito in Die Another Day. Beyond these, he drinks various vines and champagnes as well as raki.

But the iconic Bond movie drink is, of course, 'Vodka Martini, shaken, not stirred'. Which, strictly speaking, wouldn't be a martini at all, but rather a Bradford.

Answer 6

James Bond prefers his signature drink, The Vesper, a vodka martini consisting of three measures of Gordon's gin, one of vodka, and half of Kina Lillet, with a large thin slice of lemon peel, to be shaken, rather than stirred.

Answer 7

He is a fictional character and we are never told a brand of gin.

Answer 8

Hendricks

Answer 9

Whiskey