C # Decoders - Interfaces or Abstract Classes?

This thread, an implementation of a decorator template , has an implementation of a decorator using abstract classes. I don't like this for the simple fact that CondimentDecorator is NOT a drink in the implementation presented there. Instead, I would use interfaces. Isn't abstract classes better for is relations, and interfaces better for has relations?

public interface IBeverage
{
    // get a description of the beverage
    String Description { get; }

    // calculate cost of the beverage
    double Cost { get; }
}

// HouseBlend coffee implements IBeverage
public class HouseBlend : IBeverage
{
    private string description;
    public String Description
    {
        get { return description; }
    }

    private double cost;
    public double Cost
    {
        get { return cost; }
    }

    // Constructor
    public HouseBlend() { description = "House Blend"; cost = 0.89;  }
}

// DarkRoast coffee implements IBeverage
public class DarkRoast : IBeverage
{
    private string description;
    public String Description
    {
        get { return description; }
    }

    private double cost;
    public double Cost
    {
        get { return cost;  }
    }

    // Constructor
    public DarkRoast() { description = "Dark Roast"; cost = 1.10; }
}

// Mocha is a Decorator
public class Mocha
{
    // Mocha has-a Beverage
    private IBeverage m_beverage;

    private string description;
    public String Description
    {
        get { return description; }
    }

    private public double Cost
    {
        get { return cost; }
    }

    // Constructor binds the object passed to member var
    public Mocha(IBeverage beverage)
    {
        m_beverage = beverage; // not necessary for the purpose of this example
        description = m_beverage.Description + ", Mocha";
        cost = 0.20 + m_beverage.Cost;
    }
}

Use like this:
    Mocha mhb = new Mocha(new HouseBlend()); // house blend with mocha flavor