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Are you tired of traditional dog names? Are you a fan of a scotch? You should check out our list with 125+ alcohol dog names.
These names are fun and unique, so they’re a good choice if you’re looking for a name that is more personal.
You will find ideas that can be inspired by liquor, beer, and wine as well as brand names and cocktails.
Enjoy our ultimate list with alcohol dog names.
Alcohol Dog Names
There are so many options for alcohol dog names. Where do you start?
This made it easy by breaking down each name by type of alcohol. This includes names for beer dogs, wine dogs, and liquor dog.
You can scroll down to your favorite beverage or read the entire list.
Liquor Dog Names
Let’s start the list with a look at liquor dog names. Names You can choose from different brands, types of liquor and cocktails.
You can pick a name inspired by your favorite brand or drink. You can also choose one that is fun and new!
Types of Liquor
Hard alcohol comes in many different forms, as you’ll see below. You could pick your favorite drink as your dog’s name or simply go with one that sounds cool.
- Absinthe
- Bourbon
- Brandy
- Cognac
- Gin
- Kahlua
- Mezcal
- Moonshine
- Rummy – (or Rum)
- Sake
- Sambuca
- Schnapps
- Scotch
- Tequila
- Vodka
- Whiskey
Liquor Brand Names
Another idea for alcohol dog names is to explore the different liquor brands.
- Bacardi
- Bailey
- Ballantine
- Captain Morgan – (or just Captain or Morgan)
- Chivas Regal
- Ciroc
- Crown
- Curacao
- Don Julio
- Evan Williams
- Fireball
- Grey Goose
- Hennessy
- Hpnotiq
- Jägermeister
- Jameson
- Jim Beam
- Johnnie Walker
- Jose Cuervo
- Karkov
- Kraken
- Patron
- Ricard
- Scotch
- Skyy
- Smirnoff
- Stoli – (as in Stolichnaya)
Cocktail Names
Of course you can’t forget cocktails! These drinks are made with liquor mixed with mixers and make a delicious drink.
We love the idea that your furbaby can be named after your favorite cocktail. These names are cute, playful and creative.
- Amaretto
- Americano
- Boulevardier
- Cosmo
- Daiquiri
- Gimlet
- Hurricane
- Julep
- Kamikaze
- Lemon Drop
- Mai Tai
- Manhatten
- Margarita
- Martini
- Mimosa
- Mojito
- Mudslide
- Mule
- Negroni
- Paloma
- Pina Colada
- Pink Lady
- Rob Roy
- Rumrunner
- Sazerac
- Screwdriver
- Shaker
- Shirley Temple
- Sidecar
- Tom Collins
- Tonic
Beer Dog Names
Up next: beer dog names. If you’re a fan of this delicious drink, you’ll love the names ahead.
Craft beers have become a rage. People are more aware than ever of the many types of wild and unusual beers that exist.
At the same time, you can’t go wrong with a basic beer. Even better on a hot day!
Whatever your beer style, you’ll appreciate the beer dog names below.
Beer Types and Styles
Beer isn’t just “beer.” There are many different types and styles. Ask any beer enthusiast!
You can check these names out to see if they might work for your beer-loving pup.
- Ale
- Amber
- Bock – Dark German malty beer
- Cider
- Dortmunder
- Dunkel – German dark lager
- Flanders – wild / sour beer (and Simpsons character)
- IPA
- Lager
- Maibock – German pale bock
- Marzen – German “March” spring beer & fest October beers
- Pilsner
- Porter – Delicious dark beer
- Saison
- Stout – Another dark beer
Beer Brands
Another idea for beer dog names is to look at the different brands. We narrowed our selection to the most well-known brands, despite the fact that there are thousands upon thousands of beer brands worldwide.
- Amstel
- Arnold – Saint Arnold Brewing TX
- Beast – the nickname for Milwaukee’s Best
- Brooklyn – Brooklyn Brewery
- Bud – Budweiser
- Busch
- Coors
- Corona
- Don Equis
- Floyd – Three Floyds Brewing IN
- Foster
- Grolsch
- Guinness – famous dark beer
- Hamm
- Heineken
- Killian
- Leinenkugel
- Michelob
- Miller
- Modelo
- Negra Modelo
- Newcastle
- Odell – Odell Brewing CO
- Pabst
- Paulaner
- Peroni
- Pilsner Urquell
- Pliny – Russian River Pliny the Elder/Younger beer
- Samuel Adams
- Schlitz
- Sierra Nevada
- Stella – Stella Artois
- Stone – Stone Brewing CA
- Surly – Surly Brewing MN
- Yuengling
Other Beer Dog Names
And finally, another cool idea is to explore terms related to beer.
This is only a small selection of beer terms. Beer Advocate has more information.
- Barley – classic brewing ingredient
- Barrel
- Brett – Wild / sour beer brewed with Brettanomyces
- Brewer
- Brewski
- Citra – hop varietal
- Growler
- Hops
- Keg
- Mosaic – hop varietal
- Nugget – hop varietal
- Pint
- Pub
- Sterling – hop varietal
Wine Dog Names
And finally, we’ll end our guide to alcohol dog names with wine dog names – a perfect choice for those who are a fan of this fermented refreshment.
Here are great wine-inspired names to give your furbaby.
- Bellini
- Bordeaux
- Bubbly
- Cabernet
- Champagne
- Chardonnay
- Chianti
- Cork
- Malbec
- Merlot
- Moscato
- Muscat
- Pinot
- Port
- Prosecco
- Riesling
- Rosé
- Sangria
- Sauvignon blanc
- Sherry
- Shiraz
- Spritz
- Zinfandel
Alcohol Dog Names – What Do you Think?
What do you think of the names of alcohol dogs on this list? Do you have a favorite?
Do you have other suggestions?
If you have a dog named after alcohol, let us know!
More Dog Name Ideas
If you’re not inspired by any of these dog names, try our online generator and discover even more options. You can search by favorite themes and styles to find the perfect name.
Over 15 million dog owners use our site each year. We also offer thousands of creative ideas. With this in mind, we’re confident you’ll find the name for your dog on our site.
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- Cute dog names
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How do you choose the right name?
How do you know if you’ve picked the right name for your dog? That’s a question all new dog parents ask.
After years of helping new pup parents, here are some tips we’ve picked up when it comes to selecting a name for your dog:
- Is it easy to say? While some names sound great in theory, they can be difficult to pronounce in real life. Make sure the name rolls off your tongue before you commit to it.
- It is important to pronounce it loud. Can you visualize calling your dog loudly with this name? If not, then it’s not the right name and you should move on.
- Does the name suit your dog? Check to see if the name matches your dog’s personality and appearance. This is vital for both you as well as your pup.
- Finally, listen to your gut. When you find the right name, you’ll know it!
