| Beer: She’s easy, no fuss, approachable, one of the guys, not so bothered about typical feminine obsessions like weight, looks, fashion and hygiene. |
| Whisky: Individualistic and confident in her ideas and opinions, a female CEO. She has employed men and earned their respect, becoming an honorary gentleman in their eyes |
 | Gin: Either she’s British, raised British or has a colonial hangover, all of which boil down to a nostalgic penchant for a classic olden time, such as the 1950s, Victorian England or before boys started calling her aunty. PS: Gin is also the drink of the discreet alcoholic. |
 | Wine: Wine is a food accompaniment. This woman drinks wine to appear sophisticated, intellectual and worldly. But, is she? |
 | Martini: This woman likes her liquor for the taste of it, which means she’s unapologetic and straightforward about who she is. |
 | Rum: The mellow of the masses. Whether an Old Monk rum and Coke or a mojito, a woman partaking of rum is part of the crowd and goes with the flow. She’ll be a woman with heart and honesty who wants to love and be loved. |
 | Tequila: Party girl! She wants to party hard, loud and fast, but also guilt-free, since nothing erases the memory of last night like tequila. One might even suspect she drinks it to forget herself. |
 | Margarita: A chilled-out party girl, who is more about fun and dancing than turning the night into an extreme sport. She’s a former Cosmo girl, married, or, having been so, flocking with other margarita drinkers for a girls’ night out. |
 | Vodka: She could be a reluctant partier who doesn’t know what to drink, so vodka is a safe default drink. But, if vodka is her chosen drink, then she’s a social woman who is calorie conscious. Like gin, another favourite of discreet alcoholics. |
 | Cosmopolitan: She drinks it because she’s so young, so pretty and lovely, and she’s with her other single girlfriends on a girls’ night out! Yes, Cosmo girls blossom into margarita girls. |
 | Exotica (Sake, Cachaça, Pastis etc.): Why does she pick the most obscure drink out of the menu? Because she’s so unique and different, and needs to order that drink to prove it, with a supremely confident butchering of the name in its original accent, s’ilvous plait. |
