Thanksgiving Drinks for Everyone

What’s a perfectly cooked Thanksgiving meal without well matched beverages? This year, give these innovative and classic recipes a try.

Thanksgiving is a foodie’s favorite holiday. Mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, stuffing, and last but not least, a juicy turkey. Don’t let your meticulous menu fall short of perfection; flavorful cocktails are just as important as the meal. Here are a few ideas that will fit right into your festivities.

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Homemade Egg Nog

Last but not least, egg nog! As soon as the turkey has been wrapped up and stored for leftovers, we all know it’s time to make way for Christmas and Hanukkah. For all of you that like to prepare early, get started on a classic egg nog recipe. No bells and whistles, just the real original deal.

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Pumpkin Beertail

One of the best things about seasonal beer, is getting to make interesting cocktails with it. Mix your favorite pumpkin ale with spiced rum, tequila, maple syrup, and be amazed. Find the recipe here.

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Hot Apple Cider Buttered Rum Cocktail

Rich apple cider is just what you need to put you to sleep after a delicious meal. Classic spices such as cinnamon, nutmeg, and all spice come together with buttered rum and apple cider. To make this decadent warm beverage, click here.

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Apple Cider Mimosa

Just after you get that bird into the oven, why not start the day right with mimosas? Enjoy cooking with this sparkling morning drink in hand. Apple cider in place of orange juice makes this one of the best fall cocktails. Find the recipe here.

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Pumpkin Pie Shooters

We all know that pies are mandatory for this holiday, so why not get creative and try pie inspired drinks as well? Make little shots that resemble your favorite desserts. While these are child friendly, you can adult-ify them with whipped cream vodka. Here’s how to make them.

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Pomegranate and Cranberry Sparkler

Pomegranates and cranberries are such a gift during this time of year. Put them to use in your drinks! Both fruit juices pair nicely with an orange simple syrup and champagne. Now this is a recipe that’s turkey worthy. Get it here.

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Mapletini

For those hankering for something sweet, here’s a drink that just might be dessert on it’s own. Maple syrup, maple sugar, cinnamon sticks, and half and half start a creamy and sweet base for this cocktail. While it’s reminiscent of a milkshake, a little bit of vodka is what makes this beverage a winner. Click here for the recipe.

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Honeycrisp Apple Sangria

Sangria is a crowd pleaser all-year-round. To make it autumnal, just swap out your berries for apples. Then add some citrus–like orange juice–and warm cinnamon. This combination fits the season just right. Here’s where you can find the recipe.

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Cranberry Margarita

Make Thanksgiving a cranberry day. Not just with the sauce, but with this fresh take on a margarita. The tart and sweet nature of the cranberries compliment all the citrus notes surrounding it. This is a simple drink to serve your guests before or during your meal. Get the recipe here.

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Maple Bourbon

How about another option for turkey day happy hour? This drink is for those who want something straight forward, with a twinge of the holiday flavor. Pure maple syrup and fresh orange juice enrich the taste of bourbon. To learn how to make this cocktail, click here.

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