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Bar patrons confidently order the most generic drinks

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Walking into a tavern and shouting 'give me a beer' is a fantastic way to annoy a bartender, but it is the standard operating procedure on television. Characters routinely order incredibly vague beverages to avoid complicated trademark issues with actual alcohol brands, resulting in an entire society that drinks mysterious, unbranded brown liquids.

Bar patrons confidently order the most generic drinks
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