Fall brings chilly air, pumpkin spice lattes, Halloween parties and football tailgating. Whether you like to sip on classic cocktails such as a whiskey sour or try something new, these autumnal beverages will keep you warm and happy this season.
Apple and pumpkin are two of the most common flavors you’ll find this time of year. Add a splash of either to your favorite cocktail and you’ll instantly have a delicious seasonal drink. Or, use the classics as your starting point and create a variety of drinks with seasonal ingredients such as cranberries or maple syrup. These drinks are perfect for a cozy evening at home or when you’re hosting a get-together with friends.
When you’re trying to figure out what drink to serve at a party, mocktails are a great option for guests who prefer not to have alcohol. They’re easy to make and taste just as delicious as their alcoholic counterparts. Try shaking up a batch of these perfectly chilled spiced apple cider mocktails for your next fall celebration. You can easily customize this recipe to suit your preferences by experimenting with different types of apples, spices and liqueurs.
If you want to shake up a more complex cocktail, try these pumpkin and whiskey-inspired recipes. These are the perfect drinks to share at a fall brunch, party or even during a game day. A pumpkin spice martini will be a hit with anyone who loves to indulge in the sweeter side of life, while a cranberry orange whiskey sour will add some fruity flavor and brightness to your signature drink menu.
A few of these drinks are even made with beer! This makes them the perfect choice to enjoy on a cool autumnal night when you’re relaxing outside or staying in for the night with a movie and some snacks.
For those who aren’t fans of coffee, this chai tea martini is the perfect alternative. It’s packed with all the comforting flavors of fall and the spicy warmth will keep you toasty throughout the entire evening.
For a Fall drinks that’s as easy to make as it is tasty, this mulled apple cider is the ideal beverage for a fall dinner party. It’s the perfect thing to serve when your guests arrive, and you can make it ahead of time so that all you need to do is reheat it on the stove before serving. This will give you plenty of time to chat with your guests and get settled into the cozy vibes of your fall event. Then, once your guests are seated and everyone’s ready to eat, you can pour them this warm and toasty drink to help them digest their food and stay hydrated at the same time. The best part? It only requires a few simple ingredients that you likely already have on hand. Cheers!