Winter Drinks

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    Hot Toddy

    Believed to have been invented in Scotland during the 1700s, the Hot Toddy is a go-to winter cocktail. The lemon, honey, and spices are good for your immune system, obviously a plus through the winter. We’ve got 3 variations for you to try!

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    Irish Coffee

    The perfect way to begin brunch on a cold day!

  • A white mug filled with hot chocolate topped with marshmallows.

    Hot Chocolate

    You’ll want to try both variations

    French Hot Chocolate
    Coconut Milk Hot Chocolate With Meringue

  • A glass mug filled with a creamy beverage garnished with a cinnamon stick.

    Hot Buttered Rum

    Early American politicians used this drink to butter up voters. 

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    Egg Nog

    This recipe is out of this world delicious. Try it with your next brunch! Description goes here

  • Watercolor painting of a glass mug with a beverage, an orange slice, and a cinnamon stick.

    Mulled Wine

    Prepare for your next evening party!

  • Watercolor painting of a cup of black coffee on a saucer.

    Gingerbread Coffee

    Keep a tub of this on hand in your fridge for an instant step-up on your morning coffee without being too sweet!

  • Watercolor painting of a glass mug filled with an orange-colored beverage, garnished with red berries and a slice of lemon.

    Spiced Cranberry Apple Cider

    Add a fun twist and a pop of color with cranberries in your apple cider!

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    Winter Aperol Spritz

    This is the perfect pre-dinner cocktail. The bitters in the Aperol get your digestive system up and running and the refreshing citrus wakes the palette, preparing you for dinner. Serves 1

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    Orange Cardamom Coffee

    Plan this one for your next brunch!

  • Watercolor illustration of a cocktail glass with an orange drink, garnished with a lemon slice and green herbs.

    Smoke and Mirrors

  • Watercolor illustration of a glass of whiskey with ice cubes.

    Whiskey Smash