Cocktail Recipes & Ideas

This refreshing white cranberry margarita is the perfect winter cocktail — suitable for Christmas, New Year’s Eve, or even just a snowy day. It’s a simple mix of just four ingredients, and a garnish of glittered cranberries and rosemary adds some seriously festive sparkle. It’s perfect for the holidays. Garnished with sugared cranberries and rosemary, this margarita is fun and festive for the holidays. It’s so refreshing.

Cheers!

A refreshing summertime classic with a frothy holiday twist.

A festive twist on a classic cocktail.

It's tropical and coconut-y.

The classic cocktail is so easy to stir up at home.

It’s the perfect after-dinner holiday drink.

Get your sip on!

It’s a luxe yet rustic cocktail.

Look to the people who survive winters with only a few hours of sunlight each day for the coziest and most heart-warming holiday drinks. The answer, according to Germans, Swedes, Norwegians, Finns, and Danes? Mulled wine. Here is a basic recipe that will make glühwein like you would get at a German Christmas market. In fact, many commercial Christmas markets simply reheat a pre-sweetened and pre-spiced mix, so this will likely taste even better. It’s the perfect cozy drink for winter.

Fancy, but never fussy.

It has taken me far too long to discover how amazing — and how astoundingly easy — it is to make my own limoncello. I had this hazy idea that limoncello must be a closely guarded secret kept by a sect of weathered Italian grandfathers with wooly driving caps and secretive, knowing smiles. Just me? Well, it turns out all you need to make truly incredible limoncello are some good lemons, a bottle of stiff vodka, and just a little patience.

It will warm you up — no heat required.

A classic for good reason.

It's devilishly good.

Just pour and sip.

What can't mezcal do?

It’s sweet, tart, and spiced.

Happy hour vibes.

It’s a classic for good reason.

Just shake and drink.

It’s an AperFall Spritz, if you will.

It’s that little touch of vanilla.

Take your pick of tequilas.

It's super popular in Spain for a reason.

Calling all gin-lovers.

It’s a serve.

Hot mulled cider is a must-have at all our fall and winter shindigs. It’s a great non-alcoholic drink option for holidays like Thanksgiving — guests of all ages never seem to turn down a mug, but grown-ups can also take the opportunity to do a little self-spiking and mix with their alcohol of choice. Slow-cooker mulled cider is the easiest way to serve a crowd.

Don’t sleep on this modern classic.

It’s unlike any you’ve had before.

Straight from Austin, Texas.

It’s only two ingredients + salt.

Looks just like a beach sunset.

Beachside vibes.

Giddy up.

You better believe I’m batching it for park hangs.

This is so clever!

It’s so pretty.

My “perfect” recipe.

I’m making them all summer long.

Taste the tropics.

Tastes like summer.

Keep this summer minty fresh.

It’s the drink of the summer!

It’s so refreshing.

With all the fun 4th of July festivities – the fireworks, parades, and the big summer cookout with family and friends — be sure to plan your menu ahead of time! From festive desserts and easy side dishes to everything on the grill, you’ll also need refreshing drinks for everyone to enjoy.Peak summer calls for icy-cold refreshments, whether it’s a pitcher cocktail or a classic glass of ice cold lemonade, these 4th of July drinks are perfect for the occasion.