The phrase "and drinking in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing an activity that involves both drinking and another action or situation.
Example: "We spent the afternoon relaxing in the park and drinking in a beautiful sunset."
Alternatives: "and sipping on a" or "and enjoying a".
But ordering, pouring, toasting and drinking in a foreign land can be fraught with pitfalls for the unwary.
This is a golden age of dining and drinking in a city that 15 years ago was about as cutting edge as a tomato in January.
Lying in each other's arms in bed, or sitting intertwined, stoned and drinking, in a Mustang convertible going from nowhere to nowhere, they yield themselves completely to Clark's mania.
When he was on a beach in Mexico, Tom hatched a plan to start a business combining his passions for cycling, eating and drinking in a place where he thought he could live.
The child who looks a little chubby in that famous picture of himself with his long-lost father in Hawaii grew up to be extremely careful about eating and drinking in a healthy way.
Yet by tonight, as rain and wind began buffetting the coast, hundreds of residents stayed behind on the Outer Banks, dining and drinking in a few restaurants, braving the winds along sand dunes, posing for pictures on rickety piers and generally tempting fate.
The 1908 1914 Club will offer unique experiences such as eating and drinking in an underground room behind home plate, with a guaranteed option of watching the game on television.
Deciding to report it to the police, Emma spent the next few weeks taking too much medication and drinking in an attempt to calm her nerves about making a statement.
He also imposed laws restricting smoking and drinking in an effort to keep Russians healthy.
Patriarchy is still alive and well, and drinking in Liverpool on a Saturday night.
"Eating and Drinking in France" is an opinionated little compendium.
