Next, James moves on to Champagne. He wants a Bollinger Grand Anee along with beluga caviar.

On the train, he's drinking a red wine - Bordeaux?

Back to Champagne when he's at the bar. Then we get into the most classic scene.

"Send the barman over please."

"A dry martini."

"Oiu, monsieur."

"Wait. 3 meausres of Gordon's, one of vodka, half a measure of kina lillet. Shake it over ice and then add a thin slice of lemon peel."

When James places his order, everyone else chimes in and wants one too.

Gordon's is a gin. Vodka is vodka :) Kina Lillet is NOT a vermouth!! It's a related but separate type of alcohol.

James takes a sip of it when it's brought, and says, "You know, that's not half bad! I'm going to hae to think up a name for that."

Later, when he's feeling grumpy after his loss, he goes to the bar.

"Vodka martini."

"Shaken or stirred?"

"Do I look like I give a damn?"

Drinks are not all fun in this movie. At one point he's almost killed by his drink.

When he's having dinner with Vesper, he is drinking his new drink and announces,

"You know, I think I'll call that a Vesper."

"Because of the bitter aftertaste?"

"No - because once you've tasted it, that's all you'll want to drink."

And that's it for wine!