With the holiday season upon us, it’s time to freshen up your drink menu and find something unique to offer your customers. Specialty cocktails can be a great draw for customers looking to try something festive and new. Making a novelty out of these drinks and including the glass in the purchase price can be a great selling point as well. But, it’s all about what’s on the inside. Here are ten holiday cocktail recipes to help inspire your seasonal drink menu.
Boozy Grinch Punch
“If the holidays stress you out a little too much then Grinch Punch was made for you. As simple as mixing everything in a punch bowl and ladling into glasses. It's an easy, no-fuss Christmas punch perfect for your next party!”
Gingerbread Martini
“Trisha Yearwood whips up her indulgent holiday martinis by combining Irish cream liqueur, vodka, coffee liqueur, vanilla ice cream and homemade gingerbread simple syrup in a cocktail shaker.”
Driven Snow Cocktail
“Rum, white chocolate liquor and crushed candy canes come together in this delightful après-ski cocktail, paired perfectly with a delicious gingerbread cookie.”
White Christmas Martini
“Celebrate the holiday season with my recipe for a White Christmas Martini. Garnished with a sparkly sugared rim, this cocktail is like an adults-only white chocolate milkshake in a martini glass. You’re going to love it.”
Adult Hot Chocolate
“Spiked with bourbon, Frangelico, and Irish cream, this boozy hot chocolate is just the thing for a cozy night in.”
Pumpkin Spice White Russian
“Can't get enough pumpkin spice? This simple twist on a classic drink is like the ultimate alcoholic PSL.”
Spiked Apple Cider Cocktail
“A holiday gathering isn't complete without some apple cider. Add brandy to the sweet cider, and serve chilled. Garnish with apple slices.”
Pomegranate Royal
“Sip on this bubbly cocktail that uses pomegranate seeds to add some texture to it.”
Spiced Chocolate Stout Beer Cocktail
“Brandy, simple syrup, chocolate stout, and a cinnamon stick come together to form the beer-lover's new favorite cocktail.”
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