| VELVET | Black ___ , a drink of champagne and stout (6) |
| MIMOSA | Have a drink of champagne and orange in a tree (6) |
| BLACKVELVET | A mixture of champagne and stout in equal proportions (5,6) |
| CASKET | Holds one's drink with last of champagne and port in dead-end location perhaps (6) |
| TEEOFF | Annoy posh chap quaffing last drops of champagne and wine |
| BUCKSFIZZ | Mixed drink of champagne and orange juice (5,4) |
| POMADE | Reminiscent of a drink of apple pop, a word for a pippin-scented tonsorial preparation for one's hair or mop (6) |
| CATNIP | What my pet loves: a drink of milk and a piece of cake brought up |
| NOGGIN | Word, dating from the 1600s, for a small mug or wooden cup; its contents of around one gill; a drink of beer/spirits; or, alluding to said mug, one's bean, bonce, conk or head (6) |
| FRAPPE | A drink of a liqueur poured over crushed ice (6) |
| CHASER | What is a mild beverage taken after a drink of spirits (6) |
| POP | The pawning of a nursery rhyme weasel, aka stoat/coat; a fizzy drink of champagne, ginger beer, lemonade or perhaps a Coke float; an attempt, shot or try; the bang of a cork flying by; or, the sound m |
| PRESSE | French word for "squeezed", hence a drink of squeezed apples, citron, elderflowers, lemons or rose petals, often with a slightly fizzy lift (6) |
| TISANE | A drink of claret is an exception (6) |
| BRACER | (especially a drink of li) (6) |
| SHANDY | A drink of beer mixed with ginger ale or lemonade; or, Laurence Sterne's character Tristram, birthed by the "man-midwife" Dr Slop (6) |
| TIPPLE | Very soft hat is worn outside for a drink of alcohol |
| TREACLE | Black ___, a form of molasses (7) |
| EMILYBLUNT | She smashed of bottle of champagne and a chair over Ryan Gosling's head during their "SNL" bit |
| FLIP | Polyseme with meanings ranging from a spin of a coin/pancake or toss of a log, to a somersault/trip in an aeroplane or a drink of festive nog (4) |
