Alcohol

<a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/bartender-holiday-stories/linda-meyers" target="_blank">Bartender stories</a>&nbsp;are the best. Since they deal with such a wide variety of people under some of the strangest circumstances, everyone who&#39;s worked in a bar is bound to come out of it with a wild tale at some point. From belligerent drunkards to inebriated&nbsp;imbeciles, hilarious hijinks to absolute horror stories, here are stories of bartenders who finally had enough, and had to cut off their customers from downing any more drinks before things got even more out of hand!

Bartenders Tell The Wildest Stories Of When They Had To Cut Someone Off

General

Linda Meyers

A deep look at the cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems.

Alcohol Through the Ages

The history of presidential drinking starts with George Washington, who actually had the largest whiskey distillery in America at the time. Since then, the US has had presidents who drank bottles of wine, gallons of beer, every manner of whiskey - and sometimes, nothing at all. Some presidents drank staggering amounts, while others barely took a sip in office.

Presidential cocktails have included Washington&#39;s insanely strong &quot;Fish House Punch,&quot; JFK&#39;s daiquiris, and Lyndon Johnson&#39;s bottomless cup of Cutty Sark and soda. American presidents have enjoyed the <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/countries-with-the-best-wine/ranker-travel?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">best wines in the world</a> and bathtub gin, Chinese grain alcohol and homemade beer, bourbon for breakfast and lonely belts of scotch.

Here is your chance to rank <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/all-the-ailments-of-every-us-president/melissa-sartore?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">every American president</a> by their taste in alcohol. Did they like the good stuff, or were they teetotalling scolds - or even worse, <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/american-history-of-alcohol-choices/genevieve-carlton" target="_blank">raging alcoholics</a>?

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U.S. Presidents &amp; the Booze They Drank, Ranked

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U.S. Presidents & the Booze They Drank, Ranked

Mike Rothschild

People who grew up in the 1990s may feel some nostalgia when thinking about Surge, Shark Bites, or other <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/the-greatest-discontinued-1990s-foods-and-beverages/brian-gilmore" target="_blank">discontinued foods from the &#39;90s</a>&nbsp;- and those of a certain age will remember Zima. The clear malt beverage was a huge hit when it debuted in 1993, but it wasn&#39;t long before Zima&nbsp;became&nbsp;a pop-culture punchline. Using an extreme marketing campaign directed toward&nbsp;young American men, the <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/coors-brewing-company-beer/reference?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">Coors Brewing Company</a> took advantage of the craze for clear products to target consumers who wanted alternatives to beer, wine coolers, and hard liquor. The company believed these people would enjoy the citrusy&nbsp;beverage.

Zima was among the first mainstream &quot;malternatives,&quot; paving the way for other notable bottled drinks, including Smirnoff Ice and Mike&#39;s Hard Lemonade. Coors spent millions on advertising in its attempt to attract young men toward&nbsp;the product. However, not many liked the taste, and many men didn&#39;t consider it manly enough to give their approval. Coors tried to rebrand Zima several times, but American consumers were largely uninterested, and it was discontinued in the US in 2008. Nostalgia kept it in many consumers&#39; minds, however, and re-releases proved people would buy it, even if they joked about drinking it at the same time. So why do people still remember Zima? The drink may not have won over consumers with its taste, but its influence on both alcohol and internet marketing are still seen today.

For A Brief Moment In The '90s, Zima Was Popular - Until People Tasted It

What Happened To Zima, The '90s Drink That Was Popular Until People Tasted It

Erin McCann

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Choose Your Fighter

Historical Figures

History overflows with heavy drinkers. What would happen if some of them went up against each other in an all-night drinking competition? Who would be the victor? That&#39;s for you to decide.

To make an educated judgment, it&#39;s important to get to know the stats and drinking styles of history&#39;s most notorious alcohol enthusiasts. Some were binge drinkers; some drank a little bit a lot of the time. In any case, all were&nbsp;well practiced in the art of holding their liquor, and alcohol had an impact on their life, celebrity, image, and work.&nbsp;

Like everything else in history, context is always important. Drinking cultures have changed dramatically over the last few dozen centuries, from the ancient Mediterranean - whose populations by and large drank alcohol like water - to the short-lived Prohibition of 1920s America. So some figures, such as&nbsp;Alexander the Great, came from cultures that measured a man&#39;s worth by his ability to drink, while others - i.e. Ulysses S. Grant and his bourgeois Victorian world - saw alcohol as a shameful dark demon&nbsp;to be wrestled with.

Choose your booze champion and vote up the historical figures you think would be the last man or woman standing at the end of a night of drinking.

Which Historical Figure Would Win In An All-Night Drinking Competition?

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Setareh Janda

Old Stuff

A popular theory claims that medieval Europeans didn&#39;t have access to clean water. As a result, they were forced to drink wine and beer, since alcoholic beverages&nbsp;were safer than water. Even babies and children drank wine to protect them from the dangers of waterborne illnesses. But&nbsp;were medieval people <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/drunk-old-hollywood-actors/david-sharp?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">drunk all the time</a> from avoiding water?

Turns out the myth is completely false. In fact, water was the most common drink in medieval Europe. Medical texts recommended methods for finding the best water sources, and city planners devised elaborate ways to bring fresh water into cities. Doctors even prescribed mineral water to cure diseases like kidney stones.&nbsp;

Of course, wine and ale were also incredibly popular during the medieval period, and people did get hangovers from overindulging. In fact, 12th-century doctors recommended treating a hangover by drinking water. But most medieval ales were much weaker than today&#39;s beers, and people often mixed wine with water to dilute its strength. While contaminated water could spread diseases, medieval people definitely didn&#39;t avoid water completely.

Were Medieval People Really Drunk On Beer And Wine All The Time?

Did People Only Drink Beer & Wine In Medieval Times?

Genevieve Carlton

The Local Watering Hole

Love it or hate it, sales make the world go 'round. But hey, at least it's a paycheck, right?

Customer Service & Retail Life

If there&rsquo;s a more thankless job than that of a bartender, we haven&rsquo;t heard of it. You have to work <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/bartender-holiday-stories/linda-meyers" target="_blank">terrible hours </a>for&nbsp;bad money&nbsp;and you constantly run the risk of dealing with human nightmares who don&rsquo;t know how to handle their alcohol. Bartender stories are some of the craziest anecdotes&nbsp;we&#39;ve heard from any workplace. You get&nbsp;people acting on their basest instincts and in ways they would never normally act&nbsp;all in the name of having a good time. As you might be able to guess, a lot of these bar <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/bartenders-drunk-stories/linda-meyers" target="_blank">cut off stories</a> involve drunks getting their lights punched out, screaming matches, and truly bizarre antics.&nbsp;Yeah, it&rsquo;s safe to say that these bar stories are pretty intense.&nbsp;

If you&rsquo;ve ever been kicked out of a bar then you know how hard it is to actually get a bartender mad at you. One might say that you actually have to go out of your way to be 86&rsquo;d. The people in these drunk stories definitely go above and beyond the call of duty on their mission to be tossed out of their local dives. Some of these human nightmares sound like they make it their life&rsquo;s work to get cut off, while some of the other ne&rsquo;er do wells seem like they might have just had a bad night. Whatever the case, you don&rsquo;t want to follow in the footsteps of these characters.

18 Bartenders Describe Their Worst Customer Ever

Jacob Shelton

Made from fermented grain mash, whiskey (or whisky, or bourbon or scotch or whatever) is one of the most popular, most delicious liquors in the world.

For the Love of Whiskey

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For certain alcohol lovers, there&#39;s nothing better than a good American bourbon. From bourbon whiskeys&nbsp;to other popular bourbon brands, this list is an extensive collection of the various flavors of the favorite drink of many. The names of both top selling bourbons and more obscure varieties are listed below, so if you&#39;re looking for a great bourbon this is the place for you!&nbsp;

Bourbon is a very distinct tasting liquor. All bourbon must be aged in new, charred-oak barrels, and is given a distinctive flavor based on the number of years it aged. Some consider bourbon to be one of the truest forms of alcohol. Bourbon whiskey is an alcoholic beverage that is made primarily from corn and produced in the United States. The mash can be different combinations of malted barley, rye, wheat, and at least 51% corn. Whatever is used gives the bourbon a different flavor. As the bourbon ages in the wooden casks, it gets its color from the caramelized sugars in the charred wood. However long it is left in the cask is also going to change the taste of the bourbon. Due to variations in these processes, there are many different whisky and bourbon types.&nbsp;

Drinkers have many varying options to consider when trying to choose which bourbon is the right one for them. What is the most popular bourbon brand? Should they go with a single barrel bourbon like Elijah Craig, Basil Hayden&#39;s or Pappy Van Winkle? How about an aged, blended bourbon like Jefferson&#39;s Presidential Select, Four Roses, or Wild Turkey? Do you prefer Kentucky bourbons or other top shelf varieties for your drinking pleasure?&nbsp;

This list is to help determine which kinds of bourbon are&nbsp;the best tasting out there through votes from the Ranker users. There are some great examples of bourbon below, so&nbsp;vote up your favorite and vote down the ones that just miss the mark. And if it&#39;s bourbon&#39;s tasty cousin scotch you crave, check out the list of the <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/best-scotch-brands/bottoms-up">best scotch brands</a> - or this comprehensive list of the <a href="http://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/best-tasting-whiskey">best tasting whiskey</a>.

Woodford Reserve

The Best Bourbon Brands

List of 30+ Best Bourbon Brands of All Time

Bottoms Up

<a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/best-beer-brands/bottoms-up">Beer</a> is more than just a beverage. The history of beer dates back thousands of years, and it has helped shape the course of civilization. At times, beer has even <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/how-beer-changed-history/steve-wright">saved lives</a>. There are so many amazing facts about beer that you probably don't know - and they'll definitely&nbsp;give you a deeper appreciation for this magical elixir.Beer is made up of barley, hops, yeast, and water. All variations of beer are derived from this basic formula, from the darkest stout to the lightest pilsner. Sometimes other grains, such as wheat, are used instead of barley, and sometimes additional &quot;adjuncts&quot; (like fruit, chocolate, or coffee) are added, but the basic process is still the same: brew, ferment, and drink.Exactly how beer was invented is unknown, though it is generally considered to have developed alongside <a href="http://www.history.com/news/ask-history/who-invented-beer">cereal agriculture</a>. Grains are staple crops&nbsp;and can grow in more varied climates than grapes. As such, the means to make beer was more widely available than <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/how-wine-changed-the-world/laura-allan">wine</a>.Before sanitation was properly understood, beer was often used as a replacement for water. Because the water is boiled during the brewing process, any harmful bacteria present in the water is killed. The low alcohol content acts as an additional preservative and it could be transported on ships where it was impossible to keep clean water. For these reasons, beer played a large part in the spread of civilization across the globe. Where humans explored, beer followed. Check out more surprising beer facts below.

Crazy Facts About the History of Beer

Christopher Myers

Alcohol often plays an important role in celebrating the most momentous <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/most-important-historical-events-of-the-20th-century/mwahahahaha?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">events in history</a>. The French share glasses of wine on Bastille Day. Many Americans throw back a Budweiser or two in honor of the Fourth of July. On New Year’s Eve, people toast&nbsp;to a year gone by with flutes of champagne. But what many of those revelers don’t realize is that alcohol doesn’t just help us celebrate history, there are a lot of ways alcohol changed history too.Alcohol has its own history as old as civilization itself. From the first barley farms and vineyards to the most modern microbreweries,&nbsp;alcohol in history has helped us drown our sorrows and celebrate our triumphs. Along the way, these devilish drinks effected massive changes of their own. Whether it’s rum, vodka, wine, or beer, alcohol has raised humanity up, dragged humanity down, and hosted every party in between. This list reveals how alcohol changed the course of history.

16 Times Alcohol Profoundly Changed History

16 Times Alcohol Changed History in a Major Way

Danielle Ownbey

Wise prophet&nbsp;Homer Simpson <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUVwR0rw5fk" target="_blank">famously described alcohol</a> as &quot;the cause of and solution to all of life's problems&quot; and it turns out he's kind of right.&nbsp;Alcohol isn't just a mostly overpriced social lubricant at best (and horribly destructive and addictive poison at worst);&nbsp;&nbsp;it actually played a huge role in the daily routine of almost every man, woman,&nbsp;and child in early America.&nbsp;&nbsp;The drinking habits in early America shaped the country into what it is today, for better or for worse. Take a look back in time with this list and check out all of the old laws, resourceful criminals, and fearless leaders that changed our boozy history.&nbsp;

The Insane True Story Behind America's History with Alcohol

10 Fascinating Facts About Early American Booze Consumption

Rachel Souerbry

Lists of some real dumb-dumbs sailing through life, just trying to survive.

Idiots Doing Things

Funny

Alcohol is the prime influence behind many, many ideas - some incredibly stupid, but others unbelievably amazing. These GIFs are the best of the <a href="http://www.reddit.com/r/holdmybeer/">holdmybeer</a> subreddit, those where everything goes much better than expected and hardly anyone gets hurt. These HMB gifs feature drunk geniuses getting away with incredibly feats that probably should have landed them in the hospital. Even watching them, you won't believe what these people have gotten away with. Vote up your favorites - and please, please don't be the idiot who tries any of these things at home.

39 of the Greatest Drunk Ideas Ever

Best of Hold My Beer | GIFs of Drunk Wins

Randy Cobb

The history of alcohol in America, from colonial cider drinkers to prohibition hooch smugglers, shows the lengths Americans went for their booze. Some cowboys were said to be so desperate at the saloons they threw back a mixture of gin and strychnine, while some speculate that the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock in winter because they <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/facts-about-early-american-booze-consumption/rachel-souerbry" target="_blank">ran out of beer</a>. In the late 19th century, Americans flocked to bars to try new, exciting cocktails, while German immigrants popularized a new style of beer.&nbsp;

The American history of <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/best-top-shelf-alcohol-brands/ranker-shopping" target="_blank">alcohol</a> is also the history of trying to control drinking. When cider&#39;s popularity threatened the temperance movement, abstainers burned down apple orchards. And when tequila smugglers crossed the Mexican border during Prohibition, the Prohibition Bureau tracked down their mules. The biggest crisis of George Washington&#39;s presidency came when the new government tried to tax whiskey. American drinking habits may have changed, but America&#39;s love of booze hasn&#39;t.

What Kind Of Booze Were Americans Getting Drunk On Through History?

What Booze Were Americans Getting Drunk On Through History?

Lists of the best exports from any country where you'll ever want to order a crispy boy.

Cheers Around the World

This is a list composed of the best German lagers and ales. These are the perfect beers to fill your pints and steins and chug down, waiting and ready for October to roll around.Germany's 1,200 breweries produce over 5,000 differing brews, and are unmatched in the entire world. How do Germans make their beer taste so good? These beers come with a wider and stronger palette of tastes because they are not pasteurized like American beers are. Generally, tasting tips for German beers instruct you to drink slow, let it fill around your tongue, swish it around and let the nuances of each drink release in your mouth before you swallow. Relish in the aftertaste. Savor the flavor of some of the world's greatest beers!Which beers go best with your frankfurters? Which beer goes best before your bratwurst? Which beer compliments after dinner specials? Which German beer is good for breakfast? This and much more will need to be discussed by you and your comrades who have traveled Europe and beyond.Until you are able to get up the courage and the dollars to grab that German pint, let us vote and contribute to the top German beer list of all time.&nbsp;What makes German brews so strong and yet not overpowering? How does one balance a creamy head with light bubbles with a dark and heavy robe? Try some of the greatest beers of Germany listed on the best beers from Germany list and see for yourself. If that's not good enough for you...Ask the Deutsch! &nbsp;

Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier

The Best German Beers

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List of 175+ Best German Beers of All Time

Loose lips sink ships, but so does too much liquor. In a <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/g31cur/what_terrifying_confession_has_someone_told_you/?sort=top" target="_blank">recent subreddit</a>, people are sharing the <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/horrifying-confession-stories/jessika-gilbert" target="_blank">deep, dark secrets</a> that were revealed to them while the other person was intoxicated. From marrying the wrong person to identity theft, these confessions are sobering, to say the least. Here is a small sampling of the shared drunk confessions. Vote up the confession that was best left unheard.&nbsp;

20 People Share The Most Shocking Drunken Confessions

20 People Share Shocking Drunk Confessions From Friends

Erin Maxwell

Many adults have stories from nights out that will live on forever. But, bartenders witness these &quot;legendary&quot; nights from a totally different perspective. Reddit user&nbsp;u/<a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/m5vkhb/bartenders_of_reddit_what_is_the_weirdest_thing/?utm_source=share&amp;utm_medium=web2x&amp;context=3" target="_blank">Adexiss</a> asked: &quot;Bartenders of reddit, what is the weirdest thing that you have ever witnessed at your job?&quot; and the responses had us waving for the check.

17 Bizarre Stories From Bartenders Who Deserve An Extra Tip

Brian Roque

Lists of the craziest, most memorable things that ever happened on stage during music concerts and performances.

Live Music or Bust

Music History

Rock &#39;n&#39; roll goes hand in hand with debauchery -&nbsp;that is&nbsp;until someone can&#39;t play guitar or remember the words. It&#39;s not entirely surprising that some of your favorite rock stars might have indulged a bit too much before hitting the stage over the years, but sometimes things go too far and make for some very uncomfortable performances. Other times they can lead to <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/rockstars-die-on-stage/sean-kelly" target="_blank">tragic experiences</a>.

Whether the artists themselves had substance use problems at the time, most&nbsp;of the drunkest performances in history come mostly from bands who were known to party a bit too hard. Others are certainly surprising.

Let&#39;s take a look at times performers tipped a few too many before hitting the stage.

The 12 Drunkest Musical Performances In History

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Sean Kelly

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Wine is fine. Beer brings cheer. Water is good for you. But let's get serious: after a long day, you want the good stuff.

Liquor's Quicker

Round-ups of memes and macros almost as old as the Internet.

Classic Memes You Need to See

There's nothing quite like alcohol. It lifts us up to our highest peaks and causes some of the lowest moments of our lives. We love it, but can't trust it (and take absolutely no responsibility for anything we do under its influence. So, in all its glory, everyone's closest friend, here is the best of the Scumbag Alcohol meme. 

The Very Best of the Scumbag Alcohol Meme

Robert Wabash

Internet

The "You Are Drunk" meme features various animals, objects or plants either in places where they really should not be or performing actions that are very unusual. These are usually hilarious stand-alone pictures in of themselves, but attributing the characteristic of being drunk to them elevates the humor to a whole other level. Anthropomorphizing something like a house and calling it drunk because of poor craftsmanship is just funny for some reason. Calling a piano drunk because it's up in a tree is really damn funny too. I don't know why but the "Piano, You Are Drunk" or the "Bruce, You Are Drunk" or even the "Tree, You Are Drunk" viral photos are just great single images. They started out as viral images on places like Reddit, 9Gag (I know, they actually contributed to something for once) and 4Chan and eventually graduated as a whole way to characterize an object, animal or plant in a picture that seems to be in a completely ridiculous situation. So here, in one place, are the greatest "You Are Drunk" posts on the internet (so far).Be sure to check out Ranker's other lists like the 25 Greatest Internet Memes of 2010.

The Very Best of the &quot;You Are Drunk&quot; Meme

Lists about drinking alcohol for people who love drinking alcohol.

Drinking, Drunk, Drunks

Look, you watch enough of a show, you get to know the characters. Maybe you even care about them. Maybe you even love them. Or hate them. Or want to read tons of lists about them.

The People in Your TV

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&quot;The problem with some people is that when they aren't drunk they're sober.&quot; ﻿&nbsp; &nbsp;--William Butler Yeats.﻿ These are some of our favorite, most lovable TV drunks. Famous drunks: cartoon characters, ad men, a shoe salesman, even a kindergarten teacher – they are all proof that it's OK to enjoy the results of a good fermentation process. This list of alcoholic TV characters includes some of the <a href="http://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/greatest-tv-characters-of-all-time">greatest TV characters of all time</a>, because hey, boozehounds are people too. Vote for your favorite drunk TV characters and see if you recognize all of the TV alcoholics on this list.&nbsp;

Bender

The Most Lovable TV Alcoholics

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Best TV Alcoholics | List of Most Lovable Fictional Drunks

Allison Robinson

Whiskey is a very distinct tasting liquor. Since it is made in a burnt wooden cask, it is given a smokey head. Some consider whiskey to be one of the truest forms of alcohol. Whiskey is an alcoholic beverage that is made from combining water and a mash of grains. The mash can be different combinations of barley, rye, wheat or corn. Whatever is used gives the whiskey a different flavor. It is then placed in a wooden cask that is made out of burnt oak and left to age and ferment. However long it is left in the cask is also going to change the taste of the whiskey. Since all of these factors come into play, each whiskey producer comes up with a whiskey that taste slightly different from another's. This leaves the drinker with many varying options to consider when trying to choose which whiskey is the right one for them. Should they go with the lighter and smoother Canadian whiskey like Canadian Club, Crown Royal or Black Velvet? How about a fuller American blend like Jack Daniels, Knob Creek or Maker's Mark? This list is to help determine which whiskey is the best tasting out there through votes from the Ranker users. Please note that It includes all types of whiskey, but you can also vote on the <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/best-bourbon-brands/bottoms-up">best bourbon</a> and <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/best-scotch-brands/bottoms-up">top scotch brands</a>. Vote up your favorite and vote down the ones that just miss the mark.

Maker's Mark

Straight Up: These Are the World's Best Whiskeys

The Best Tasting Whiskey

Best Tasting Whiskey From Around the World, Ranked

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Robert Downey Jr.

Morgan Freeman

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Stella Artois

Guinness

Chimay Blue

Margarita

Long Island Iced Tea

Mojito

Beer knurds: What are your favorite brews? Vote on these lists to rank everything from the tastiest IPAs to the best brands to bring to a party to the greatest bartenders in film & TV.

Here's to Beer!

Lists of our favorite celebrities and public figures who give just about everyone the warm fuzzies.

Wonderful People We All Love

If given the opportunity to sit down for a beer with any famous male figure, which famous men would you most want to get a drink with? Similar to the <a href="/list/famous-women-you_d-want-to-have-a-beer-with/greg">list of celebrity women you'd want to have a drink with</a>&nbsp;you're not picking these guys because you want to get them drunk and see where the night goes. &nbsp;You're choosing who out of all the interesting famous people on the planet would be your ultimate pick to grab a beer with -- famous actors, directors, politicians, athletes, and even billionaires could all be great choices. (If the celeb you most want to hang out with doesn't drink, <a href="http://jezebel.com/everybody-wants-to-drink-beer-with-the-wrong-famous-peo-1696183663">that's cool</a>. They can order a non-alcoholic beer!)You have to consider, when picking who you'd want at the barstool next to you, the things you're going to talk about, likability, things you would have in common (do you like the same sports teams, movies, food are you from the same state), fun personality, most down to earth and who would make the best drinking buddy. &nbsp;Do not focus solely on looks.This list of <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/americas-boyfriend-2018/celebrity-lists" target="_blank">cool famous men</a> ranges from politicians like Bill Clinton, <a href="http://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/comedians?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">comedic actors</a> like <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/the-7-greatest-_real_-bill-murray-stories-ever-told/kristin-wong?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">Bill Murray</a> and Will Ferrell who you're sure to be thoroughly entertained by and have some good laughs with, record breaking athletes and notorious Hollywood bad boys like Colin Farrell. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Famous Men You'd Want to Have a Beer With

Ariel Kana

These are the best cocktails, the drinks that make the end of the day worth looking forward to, as voted on by the Ranker community. Anyone can add to this real-time ranking of mixed drinks that follow the words: "Bartender, I'd like a..." Rank the best cocktails you love to sip at the bar, swirl coyly with a straw or pour into a supersize slurpee cup and saunter around a BBQ with.Also, to beat the heat, check out this list of the <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/most-delicious-summer-cocktails/chef-jen">most delicious summer cocktails</a>.

Kamikaze

The Best Cocktails Ever Mixed

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The best beers in the world, as voted on by beer aficionados like you. Anyone can add their favorite brews to this list. The list updates automatically every time new beer rankings are added, making this an accurate, real-time ranking of the best beers, as chosen by the &quot;wisdom of the crowd.&quot; Think about the top beers you've ever tasted and share your favorite beers with the world. Don't limit yourself to what's on tap at your local pub - these beverages are ranked on an international level.&nbsp;Naming the best beer in the world is a tough task - especially since taste is so subjective. The balance of hops, yeast, and malted barley all play a role in the taste of beer, yet some people prefer some of those flavors more than others. Many of the top rated beers on this list are heavy on hops, which give beer a bitter flavor and aroma. Other beers have a malt flavor that dominates the taste - giving them a sweet and buttery flavor. So while it may be difficult to name one type as the best tasting beer in the world, this list represents the range of good beers that are out there. Bottoms up and vote for your favorites!