Here Are The Most Iconic Drinks From Each US State

"It's a mixed drink that includes rum, vodka, amaretto, grenadine, orange juice, and pineapple juice. Big hit on Alabama football game days." —courtneyg43e6fd966

"This recipe is Kahlua coffee liqueur, Bailey's Irish cream, and Crown Royal Canadian whisky." —maureen45rae

"Micheladas and prickly pear cactus margaritas are pretty popular here." —Kandice Marrero, Facebook

"Woo Pig Sooie!" —shelbyt4529a7420

—hamstarwheel

"We have the second most breweries in the country (beat only by California's large size) and the third highest amount per capita (beat by Vermont's small size, and by Oregon's drive to be the number one hipster state in all the land)." —smokinace1113

*Editor's Note: No one submitted anything for Connecticut, but we looked around and white wine seems to be a winner. Plus, did you know in 2014 that Connecticut beat out California in wine consumption?

"I grew up in Delaware and can say Dogfish Head 100%." —monicas433f440da

"Everyone makes mojitos. They are light and refreshing with that citrus kick Florida is known for." —cortneyp

"Definitely a Georgia Peach! We drink it all. The. Time." —anniecox

—rebekahlaurell

"Bloody Mary with Chicago Absolut (olive and rosemary infused vodka). Served with a Leinie's summer shandy chaser. Ahhhh, I love the midwest." —Stacey and Dennis Ponczek, Facebook

"I'd say that Sun King in Indy is the most popular local beer." —amandak48b5a97e5

"The obsession with Busch Light is one I’ll never understand, but damn it’s everywhere!" —brittanyw49d40489a

"It's at every party and wedding." —kristatorres

"Obviously, we drink a lot of bourbon in Kentucky. Not usually mixed with anything, though. Very few people actually drink things like mint juleps unless it's Derby season." —Rachel Hempel, Facebook

"Only tourists drink Hurricanes." —Mary Mauldin, Facebook

"Allen's coffee brandy with milk. It will get you through any kind of snow or ice storm, which is why the shelves at the grocery store are cleaned out of it the night before every nor'easter!" —shannonc4952d579f

"Number one is an Orange Crush. Number two would be Natty Noh. Number three would be a Bloody Mary or an oyster shooter with an Old Bay rim." —gabriellao47ba20033

"Massachusetts is known for two things: Sam Adams (duh) and vodka cranberries (affectionally known as a Cape Codder!)" —jessmkaaa

"Oberon for Michigan for sure! Best summer beer from a brewery!" —ryleaw2

"Michelob Golden Light/Ultra (or any kind of light domestic beer) with olives for Minnesota, also known as a beertini/midwest martini. I worked in a sports bar here and every other person who came in would order it. I'd like us to be known for classier drinks, but this is apparently what the people want!" —Anna Coleman, Facebook

*Editor's Note: No one submitted anything for Mississippi, but this cognac, bourbon, and rum drink has the state's name written all over it.

"You're welcome, world." —kaygro272

"Montana loves Moscow Mules!" —Anne Marie, Facebook

"Red beer in Nebraska! Domestic beer with a splash of tomato juice." —kelseyc7

—katiejayn1

—m42c193d5d

"I’m a Bartender from New Jersey, and our state is known for Jaeger Bombs. Probably because of the 'My New Haircut' YouTube video." —keithgarambone

"Margaritas are popular in New Mexico. Some restaurants get fancy and have really good flavors. We love our tequila!" —poisonivy1990

"I’m from New York, and it’s all about the Long Island iced tea." —Broadwaybby

"You can often find moonshine or moonshine jelly at the farmers market." —laurenh4265bf8e3

*Editor's Note: No one submitted anything for North Dakota, but after asking around, it looks like Busch Lite is a safe bet.

"Bloody Marys! Tomato juice is kinda of a big thing here, given how many tomatoes we grow." —katelynnb4d29d59ec

"Beer, amaretto, and OJ sounds gross, but tastes like heaven." —whitneyg49f49bd22

"Oregon has so many craft breweries but I’d say the most popular are Deschutes Brewery, who’s known for the Black Butte Porter, and Ninkasi Brewing Company, who are known for the Total Domination IPA. Both breweries are super popular around the state and they’re a must have at the bar." —elizabethmorganw

"In Pennsylvania, it's definitely Yuengling. People really like their beer here." —Sylvia Bailey, Facebook

"Rhode Island is definitely the dark and stormy, aka black rum and ginger beer." —Moonjock

"South Carolina is 100% sweet tea and vodka. Preferably Firefly. Add a lemon wedge and you're SET." —philiplouis

"Red beer! Beer with tomato juice and olives." —karak463351aed

"I’m from Tennessee, so I’d say probably Jack and Coke. That, and any kind of beer from independent brewers." —sarahtaylorc

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"The closet thing to alcohol Utahns can get without some ridiculous liquor law." —zandrab3

"We have so many great local brews, but Switchback is definitely the VT beer on tap at any Vermont bar." —kelseyxtensen

"We are known for our orange crushes at the beach. They make them with fresh orange juice every time. They even have a whole festival revolved around it!" —katief4af1e7ff1

"The best part of Twilight was that Charlie was literally always drinking Rainier beer. It's a Washington staple!" —Elin Mary, Facebook

"Nothing beats West Virginia moonshine." —itmetheshort

"The Old Fashioned. A lot of people associate Wisconsin with beer and it's a fine second, but it's the Old Fashioned." —Kara Budde and Jodie McGowan, Facebook

"Anything with Wyoming Whiskey. Whiskey mules, whiskey sours, etc." —janellejoannes