The phrase "a common drink" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a beverage that is widely consumed or popular among people.
Example: "Water is a common drink that is essential for hydration."
Alternatives: "a popular beverage" or "a widely consumed drink".
The commentary droned on: "Dear passengers, tea is a common drink among Tibetan people".
The research showed only that eating breakfast was a common behavior among people who were actively trying to avoid regaining weight, just as diet soda might be a common drink of choice among dieters but not necessarily the cause of their weight loss.
Milk, particularly in a fermented yoghurt form called ikivuguto, is a common drink throughout the country.
Ki Narto sipped a glass of water infused with flower petals – a common drink among dukun for some reason.
I was thirsty, so I bought a common drink in Vietnam - water, lemon, and some powdery, sugary substance in a plastic bag.
Sugary coffee, however, was not included in the SSB variable, as it is a common drink item and deeply rooted in the culture and, as such, may have different determinants than the other items.
Black tea, a very common drink in Tanzania, is drunk mostly with a large amount of sugar in it, and both food groups—"tea" and "sugar"—were consumed to a great extent by study participants with a high BMI.
Again, stay alert, because more than one person may have the same drink as you (example: "I have a Grande Cafe Latte at the bar!") A grande latte is the most common drink ordered at a Starbucks.
Do a mock version of the unfortunately common drink challenge.
Yogurt vodka is also a common celebration drink, especially among men.
Homemade fruit juices are also a common household drink during warm days and during Ramadan, the holy month for fasting by Muslims.
