The royal family’s lifestyle choices and habits have always been an intriguing point of conversation for people. After the late Queen Elizabeth II passed away on September 8 this year, people have been mourning and remembering the monarch for her famed reign. Among one of the interesting things that have been revealed about her, the late queen’s drinking habit is bound to surprise us all!
As interesting as it sounds, the queen used to consume about 4 cocktails in a day! And we are not kidding. It is the truth.
These were a set of cocktails that the monarch used to drink every day. The former royal chef Darren McGrady had revealed that the queen used to have her first drink shortly before lunch. The drink is made up of gin and Dubonnet with a slice of lemon and lots of ice. She thoroughly used to enjoy this drink.
At lunch, the queen used to have a piece of chocolate and a glass of wine after she was done with her meal. The queen also had dry gin martini and this secret was revealed by her cousin Margaret Rhodes.
And finally, the queen had her last drink of the day, a glass of champagne before she went to bed. These four drinks are only what we can call a royal concoction of class and elegance!
Looks like Queen was mostly a gin person and gin has loads of advantages when it comes of health and skin. More gin means less wrinkles, it is a low-calorie drink and yes, it definitely helps you live longer!
Not only this, but the monarch had a favourite kind of cake that was specially made for her by the Buckingham Palace chefs. She had a slice of a chocolate biscuit cake every single day and at the end even if there was a tiny bit left, the queen would have it. She even had a senior chef accompany her on her travels so that she could have her favourite snack of the day.
What do you think about the queen’s interesting choice of drinks and her favourite snack? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below!
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