One Drink. Every EPL Matchday. The Only Guide You Need This Season.
Ten months. Thirty-three weekends. Three hundred and eighty matches.
The Premier League doesn't give you time to think about what you're drinking. It gives you ninety minutes of football, fifteen minutes of halftime debate, and then immediately another fixture to prepare for. The 2026/27 season runs from 21 August 2026 to 30 May 2027. If you're going to watch parties seriously, your drinks need to be sorted before the season starts, not scrambled for when the group chat says "my place, 7 pm."
Here is the only EPL drinks guide you need: one drink per matchday phase, no overthinking, no unnecessary decisions when the match is live, and the room is loud.
August · Opening Weekend
Drink: Moët Nectar Impérial Rosé
Champions Arsenal kick off against Coventry City on Friday 21 August. The season is back. Everyone is unbeaten. Nobody has dropped points yet. This is the only weekend of the entire season where champagne before kickoff makes complete sense, so use it. Pop the Moët when the teams walk out and don't apologise to anyone.

August Saturdays
Drink: Peroni Nastro Azzurro
Five fixtures on Saturday, people arriving in shifts, the sun hasn't gone anywhere, and cold Italian lager is the only rational response. Peroni Nastro Azzurro: crisp, clean, universally liked; stock more than you think you need and you'll be right.

September — The Table Is Taking Shape
Drink: Glenfiddich 15 Year Old
The euphoria of August has met the reality of results. People have opinions now about their team, about the referee, about whether the manager should have done something differently. This is whisky territory. Glenfiddich 15 Year Old, neat or with one ice cube, for the matches that are starting to matter.

October — Mid-Season Grind
Drink: Johnnie Walker Double Black
Nobody told you October would feel this long. The fixtures are relentless, the table is complicated, and somebody's team has already had a crisis. Johnnie Walker Double Black: smoky, bold, consistent. The 1L bottle is the October purchase. Not because you'll drink it all in one sitting, but because it'll be there every Saturday until November arrives.

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November Evenings
Drink: Poderi Di Lea Rosso
It's dark by 7pm. The title race is forming. The conversations around the match are getting longer and more serious. Red wine, specifically Poderi Di Lea Rosso Italian, is structured, dry in the way that makes a cold November evening feel deliberate rather than inconvenient.

December — Festive Fixture Chaos
Drink: Hennessy VS
Matches every three days. Christmas parties overlapping with Boxing Day fixtures. The watch party crowd is at its largest and most chaotic of the year. December in Nigeria means Hennessy on the table; this is not a suggestion; it's a cultural fact. Hennessy VS, sorted before the festive programme begins, not scrambled for on Christmas Eve.

January — Transfer Window Anxiety
Drink: Jameson Triple Triple
Deadline day energy. Your club either bought nobody or bought the wrong person. The watch party mood is uncertain and slightly irritable. Jameson Triple Triple is smooth enough to calm the room and interesting enough to give people something to talk about besides the transfer that didn't happen.

February — The Title Race Gets Real
Drink: Don Julio Reposado
Six teams had title ambitions in August. February reveals which two or three were serious. The matches carry weight. Don Julio Reposado is premium, composed, the tequila that rewards the watch party that has earned a proper drink. Save the shots for the goals. Sip the rest.

March — Every Point Counts
Drink: Casamigos Blanco
March is unpredictable. Results come from nowhere. Clean sheets evaporate in stoppage time. Casamigos Blanco is fast, smooth, and ready when the room needs to react quickly to whatever just happened in the 89th minute. Keep it cold. Keep it close.

April — The Business End
Drink: Johnnie Walker Blue Label
If your team is still in contention in April, you've earned the good bottle. Johnnie Walker Blue Label on the table signals that whoever is hosting understood this moment required something that matched its weight. Pour it small. Make it last. April matches deserve that kind of attention.

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May — Final Day
Drink: Whatever the moment calls for
30 May 2027. All ten fixtures simultaneously. Titles decided. Relegations confirmed. European spots sealed. May final day is the only matchday in the season where the drink genuinely depends on what happens, so stock all of it. Moët for the title. Don Julio for the heartbreak. Jameson for the long conversation afterwards about what went wrong and what comes next.
The season ends. The watch party doesn't have to.
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