Beverly is a carbonated, non-alcoholic aperitif that is made by the Coca-Cola Company. It was created for the Italian market to be served as part of a common ritual to have a drink and small bite before dinner. The aperitivo typically includes a drink that's on the bitter side, and food like olives, nuts, and cheese.

Beverly is a legendary non-alcoholic carbonated soft drink apéritif produced by The Coca-Cola Company, famous among Disney fans for its incredibly bitter and polarizing taste. Originally introduced in Italy in 1969 and discontinued for general sale in 2009, it is still produced specifically for sampling at Coca-Cola locations, most notably at Club Cool in EPCOT at Walt Disney World. It is clear in color and flavored with grapefruit rind, which gives it an intense, lingering bitterness designed to stimulate the appetite before a meal. Over the years, "trying Beverly" has become a rite of passage for EPCOT visitors, with many guests capturing the shocked reactions of friends and family who expect a sweet soda and instead experience the sharp Italian aperitivo flavor. In 2026, it remains a staple of the complimentary tasting stations alongside other international sodas like Sprite from Russia and Viva Raspberry from Moldova, continuing its legacy as the "most loved to be hated" beverage in the park.