In World of Warcraft, drink can mean a couple of things:
- An beverage item that your character can consume by sitting down that restores mana over a specified time period. Food items are the analog to drink for health.
- A beverage item, generally created by cooking, that your character can consume that provides a benefit other than mana restoration.
- An alcoholic beverage item that provides an inebriation debuff known as becoming tipsy. Some items provide a useful buff as well as being alcoholic.
- As a verb, the act of consuming a drink item, an elixir, or a potion.
Drink Items
Drink items can be received as Quest rewards, purchased from vendors, created with cooking*, found in containers such as Water Barrels and Milk Barrels, and summoned by Mages. Drink items are often referred to collectively as "water", which is not strictly accurate.
Only a few types of drink can be created with cooking:
- [Thistle Tea] - restores rogue's energy rather than mana
- [Goldthorn Tea] - a mana restoring drink
- [Egg Nog] an alcoholic beverage that is actually a food - it restores health rather than mana
- [Hot Apple Cider] - a mana restoring drink, with 'well fed' buff
- [Captain Rumsey's Lager] - an alcoholic beverage that gives a fishing skill buff.
Alcoholic Drinks
Alcoholic drinks (ale, beer, wine, mead, etc.) can be purchased from innkeepers, vendors and from events, received as quest rewards, or found as drops. A few can be made by cooking. These drinks do not restore mana, but instead cause your character to become tipsy. (Egg Nog restores health.) Some also provide temporary stat buffs. As of Patch 2.1, these buffs count as [Well Fed] and do not stack with food buffs anymore.
Types of buyable drink
Name | Level Requirement | Mana Healed | Price1 |
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[Refreshing Spring Water] | 151 mana over 18 seconds | 25 | |
[Ice Cold Milk] | 5 | 436 mana over 21 seconds | 125 |
[Melon Juice] | 15 | 835 mana over 24 seconds | 5 |
[Sweet Nectar] | 25 | 1344 mana over 27 seconds | 10 |
[Moonberry Juice] | 35 | 1992 mana over 30 seconds | 20 |
[Morning Glory Dew] | 45 | 2934 mana over 30 seconds | 40 |
[Footman's Waterskin] | 55 | 4200 mana over 30 seconds | 20 |
[Grunt's Waterskin] | 55 | 4200 mana over 30 seconds | 20 |
[Filtered Draenic Water] | 60 | 5100 mana over 30 seconds | 56 |
[Purified Draenic Water] | 65 | 7200 mana over 30 seconds | 64 |
[Star's Lament] | 55 | 4200 mana over 30 seconds | 12 1 |
[Star's Tears] | 65 | 7200 mana over 30 seconds | 25 2 |
1 This is the base price before any discounts.
See also: Drink vendor
Types of conjurable drink
Name | Level Requirement | Mana Gained | Spell level |
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[Conjured Water] | 151 mana over 18 seconds | 4 | |
[Conjured Fresh Water] | 5 | 436 mana over 21 seconds | 10 |
[Conjured Purified Water] | 15 | 835 mana over 24 seconds | 20 |
[Conjured Spring Water] | 25 | 1344 mana over 27 seconds | 30 |
[Conjured Mineral Water] | 35 | 1992 mana over 30 seconds | 40 |
[Conjured Sparkling Water] | 45 | 2934 mana over 30 seconds | 50 |
[Conjured Crystal Water] | 55 | 4200 mana over 30 seconds | 60 |
[Conjured Glacier Water] | 65 | 7200 mana over 30 seconds | 70 |
Types of alcohol
Name | Alcohol strength | Price1 |
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[Thunder Ale] | A fairly weak alcoholic beverage | 50 |
[Rhapsody Malt] | A fairly weak alcoholic beverage | 50 |
[Bottle of Pinot Noir] | A fairly weak alcoholic beverage | 50 |
[Skin of Dwarven Stout] | A typical alcoholic beverage | 120 |
[Flask of Port] | A typical alcoholic beverage | 150 |
[Flagon of Mead] | A strong alcoholic beverage | 15 |
[Jug of Bourbon] | A strong alcoholic beverage | 20 |
1 This is the base price before any discounts.
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