alcopop

British  

/ ˈælkəʊˌpɒp /

noun

1. informal an alcoholic drink that tastes like a soft drink

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Etymology

Origin of alcopop

C20: from _alco ( _hol ) + _pop ¹ (sense 12)

Example Sentences

Oxford-based company Alcopop designed its own version of the England Lioness' top following her performance in the Women's World Cup 2023.

From BBC

Jack Clothier, who runs Alcopop, said he assumed it was a "ridiculous oversight" that the Women's England goalkeeper kit had not been available to buy.

From BBC

"I also enjoy a radler, but it is not beer," one user wrote, while another said, "Radlers are just alcopop and suck. This is a hill I will die on."

From Salon

If a worthy, black-and-white drama with subtitles is a nutritious superfood salad, Lockout is a giant sloppy burger served alongside a turquoise alcopop with a sparkler in it.

From The Guardian

It was the state temple of Jayavarman VII – known by all the guides as J 7, which makes him sound like a boy band or an alcopop.

From The Guardian