1. Raspberry Pomegranate Champagne Cocktail
The fact that this drink is red makes it festive all on its own. Â But with the added effervescence of the champagne, and the creaminess of the sorbet, it becomes the ultimate holiday cocktail. Â Get the recipe HERE.
The spice in this spiced cocktail comes from the cayenne pepper, which some of you may think is weird. Â But the fun thing about cayenne, is it adds the type of spice that catches you on the tongue, giving off more a warming feel, but won’t cause your mouth to go up in flames. Â Get the recipe HERE.
3. White Chocolate Peppermint Martini
Peppermint is my favorite flavor of the holidays. Â It just screams Christmas and winter and all things glorious. Â This drink is creamy, and sweet, and there is a little crunch from the sprinkles around the rim of the glass. Â I am going to go out on a limb and say this drink is Christmas in a martini glass. Â Get the recipe HERE.
I feel when it comes to eggnog, you either love it, or you hate it. Â For those of you out there who love it, this recipe is for you. The ease of this recipe is that it doesn’t call for homemade eggnog. Â It uses store bought eggnog and adds the kind of spices you would find in a spice cake including nutmeg and cinnamon. Â Perfect to warm you up on a cold day. Â Get the recipe HERE.
5. Cranberry & Rosemary White “Christmas” Sangria
I love using fresh herbs in unexpected ways. Â Sangria is so customizable to whatever your situation may be, and the best part about this sangria, aside from the seasonal fruit, is the sugared rosemary garnish. Â Get the recipe HERE.
6. Broiled Baileys Hot Chocolate
I meant to save this one for last, because in my opinion it’s the best. Â Hot chocolate is one of the most traditional holiday treats, and the s’mores take on this one is truly amazing. Â Also, it has Baileys in it, so you can’t really go wrong with this drink. Â Get the recipe HERE.
This drink is like a white Russian gone holiday! Â With the addition of creme de menthe, the once coffee liqueur based drink, now becomes a minty after dinner cocktail. Â Perfect for sitting around the fire. Â Get the recipe HERE.
This is actually an authentic Irish coffee recipe, right down to warming the mug with hot water before making the drink, and using a classic Irish coffee mug, and yes, there is such a thing. Â Get the recipe HERE.
This is a spin on the classic hot buttered rum, which usually isn’t creamy. Â The addition of vanilla ice cream adds the perfect sweetness to balance out the warm spiciness of cinnamon and nutmeg. Â Get the recipe HERE.
Coffee is the perfect way to end the night. Â It’s even more perfect when the coffee is spiked with three different liqueurs, all aimed at making the coffee warmer and sending you into a cozy holiday slumber. Â Get the recipe HERE.









