Hot Toddies

Beneath the mistletoe is a very dangerous place to stand, especially if you're holding a Mistletoini. Please, consume this beverage far away from the actual hanging plant. Or don't blame us if this warm cranberry, peppermint, and whipped cream concoction brings you more attention from the opposite sex than you bargained for. Read More

Hola, amigo: it's time to try a Mexican macchiato (no, you can't get it at your local coffee shop.) Tequila, espresso, and whipped cream make this a soothing and energizing beverage for those wintry evenings when you want to get things started on the right note. Read More

This is the real thing, a traditional hot toddy. Just whiskey, coffee, and a bit of peppermint! If nothing else will warm you up on a cold night, this will definitely do the trick. Read More

Nothing like a cup o' tea to warm you up after a chilly winter's day. Give your tea a little extra somethin' with this Hot Ginger Snap Cocktail--no cookies required! Just brew up your favorite ginger tea and spike it with a bit of Bourbon. Read More

Perhaps, if you were very, VERY, good this year, you got a bottle of Bailey's as a holiday present. Now, all you need is the perfect vessel in which to consume it. Well, problem solved with these clever dipped martini glasses. Shake, sip, and lick your way to a chocolate high! Read More

This warming non-alcoholic drink is infused with the wonderful flavors of vanilla tea, apple cider, red apples, and cinnamon sticks. Brew up a pot of this wintry treat on your kitchen stove and your home will smell welcoming for the whole evening! Read More

Sipping a chilly drink can put you in a winter mood, too! Stay cool with this wintry white Russian, made from vodka, heavy cream, and coffee liqueur. Rim the glasses with blue sugar for the perfect finishing touch. Read More

Mulled wine is a classic European winter drink, traditionally consumed at outdoor Christmas markets to warm the hands while shopping. Make this British version yourself with a whole host of yummy ingredients: dry red wine, brandy, orange juice, cloves, cinnamon sticks, nutmeg, oranges, pears, and apples! Read More