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Fashion Reverie’s 2019 Holiday Cocktails

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Fashion Reverie hopes you are having a happy holiday season. With the holidays almost here, everyone is whipping out their sequin party dresses and popping open the champagne. For our readers who like to curate a well thought out cocktail menu for their holiday and New Year’s Eve celebrations, Fashion Reverie has some great recommendations.

Cocktails RumberryPunch 1 — image courtesy of bbcgoodfood.com
Image courtesy of bbcgoodfood.com

Rumberry Punch

Cranberries signify that we are in that holiday time of the year. Use cranberries in your holiday cocktails by using some cranberry juice and dark rum punch to make a delicious Rumberry Punch. It’s easy to make a big jug, making it a great holiday party cocktail.

Ingredients:

350 mL DarkRum

1L Cranberry Juice

1L Ginger Gale

Cocktails ClementineMartini 2 — image courtesy of tipsybartender.com
Image courtesy of tipsybartender.com

Clementine Martini

Orange you glad it’s almost 2020. Add a little sparkle to your New Year’s Eve drink menu with this clementine martini that’ll blend the tastes of vodkas, oranges, and champagne. It’s a sweet treat!!

Ingredients:

6 Clementines

100 ml vodka

100 ml Cointreau

1 bottle of Prosecco, Champagne, or Cava

Cocktails ConfettiChampagne 3 — image courtesy of delish.com
Image courtesy of delish.com

Confetti Champagne

New Year’s Eve, of course it’s all about the champagne. Have a little fun with your bubbles though and think beyond just a traditional chilled glass of champagne. Get colorful via confetti champagne.

Ingredients:

1 lime wedge

1/3 c. assorted Pop Rocks

6 oz. vanilla vodka

1 bottle Champagne (or Prosecco)

1 (20 oz.) bottle of Sprite

Cocktails BloodOrangeSpritz 4 — image courtesy of goodhousekeeping.com
Image courtesy of goodhousekeeping.com

Blood Orange Spritz

Who says Aperol is just a summer beverage? Give it a wintry twist with a blood orange spritz. Let’s all have a bloody good holiday season.

Ingredients:

¼ cup blood orange juice

1 tbsp. Aperol

Sparkling wine

Blood orange twist, for serving

Cocktails RemembertheMaine 5 — image courtesy of liquor.com
Image courtesy of liquor.com

Remember the Maine

For those who love a good rye Manhattan, remember the Maine is a great cocktail. It’s a great drink for the fancy man in your life, or if you’re having a boy’s trip holiday weekend. It has just that great sweet hint of cherry, too.

Ingredients:

2 oz. Rye whiskey

¾ oz. Sweet vermouth

2 tsp. Cherry Heering liquer

½ tsp. Absinthe

Cocktails CitrusMargarita 6 — image courtesy of foodnetwork.com
Image courtesy of foodnetwork.com

The Citrus Margarita

For those who are taking a tropical vacation for the holiday season, indulge in a delicious citrus margarita. It is quite refreshing for those who might be watching New Year’s fireworks on a tropical beach. I toast to that!!

Ingredients:

3 oz. Reposado tequila

1 oz.  Twisted Alchemy Cold-Pressed Eureka Lemon Juice

1 oz. Twisted Alchemy Cold-Pressed Persian Lime Juice

1 oz. Twisted Alchemy Cold-Pressed Orange Juice

2 oz. Agave Syrup

Lime wedge

 

Jack’s Chocolate Ginger Martini

It’s like a gingerbread cookie and holiday chocolate all blended into one. Jack’s chocolate ginger martini is a mix of flavors from sweet to dry that will send your senses on a rollercoaster ride. It is a new take on holiday sweets.

Ingredients:

2 oz. Choco Vine

½ oz. Jack Daniels

½ oz. Domaine de Canton Ginger Martini

Sprinkle of Cinnamon

Kristopher Fraser

Image credits

  • cocktails-rumberrypunch-1.jpg — Credit/source: bbcgoodfood.com.
  • cocktails-clementinemartini-2.jpg — Credit/source: tipsybartender.com.
  • cocktails-confettichampagne-3.jpg — Credit/source: delish.com.
  • cocktails-bloodorangespritz-4.jpg — Credit/source: goodhousekeeping.com.
  • cocktails-rememberthemaine-5.jpg — Credit/source: liquor.com.
  • cocktails-citrusmargarita-6.jpeg — Credit/source: foodnetwork.com.
  • holiday-cocktails-mocktails.jpg — Editorial image.

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