"fresh drink" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to any type of beverage that is newly made or freshly poured. For example: "I would like a fresh drink, please."
She brought him a fresh drink.
He stands with a fresh drink, thronged by friends and people trying to meet him.
Mr. Valdez apologized and set off to get the friend a fresh drink.
They have started hitting taps and you can expect to see them throughout October; drink them fresh, drink them local and get them while you can.
Her style is quiet, gentle, a light touch on a forearm, a question about the kids, a quick story from her past, a fresh drink before you realize you need it.
My mother said that your father was too indulgent, too solicitous of your mother, always asking if she needed a fresh drink, bringing down a cardigan if she was cold.
Balancing heaping plates and fresh drinks, we all made our way to the porch.
When she goes, the piano man will segue into "Camp Town Races," and everyone will laugh some more and order fresh drinks.
Grace's memories of these parking sessions — which might last till one or two in the morning — proved to be much hazier than her memories of sitting at the Traverses' round dining table or, after everybody had finally got up and moved, with coffee or fresh drinks, on the tawny leather sofa or the cushioned wicker chairs at the other end of the room.
But what would you expect from the freshest drink on the continent?
Not only would such a practice fly in the face of Coke's policies nationwide, the company says, but it has scoured supermarket shelves to ensure that only the freshest drinks are served.
