The Christmas holidays are finally here! From boozy board game nights to Christmas Eve parties, there is no better excuse to experiment with festive cocktail recipes. Why not try out some of these easy home-made delights?
Bailey’s Cocktail
Baileys and Christmas go hand-in-hand. Get your sweet fix this festive season and try out this delicious vodka-based cocktail. With only four essential ingredients, this easy-to-follow recipe is a Christmas Day must-have!
White Christmas Mojito
We may not be having a white Christmas but that doesn’t mean you can’t have your festive fun. Who doesn’t enjoy experimenting with different mojito flavors? After all, it is the season to drink rum. This recipe calls for a hand mixer but don’t let that stop you. Grab your mint leaves and lime juice and get blending!
Salted Caramel Pecan Sour
If sour cocktails are your go-to don’t miss out on this salted caramel flavored treat. Containing toasted pecans and chocolate bitters, this vodka-based concoction is a nut-lovers dream. With just two simple steps to follow you’ll have your festive cocktail in hand in no time!
Orange and Cranberry Mimosa Mocktail
This two-step non-alcoholic blend replaces Prosecco with sparkling apple cider to create a tasty mimosa mocktail. Rated five stars, you can’t go wrong with a sugary cranberry-flavoured fizz. Why not leave one out for St Nic to enjoy?
Jack Frost Cocktail
Jack Frost is coming to town and he’s bringing his boozy cocktail with him. This vodka daiquiri is a wintertime special and is perfect for any festive occasion, as long as you are prepared for a brain freeze!
Festive Snow Punch
This festive punch uses cream, lemon juice and bananas to create an unbeatable alcohol alternative. Decorate with shredded coconut and you’ve got yourself a festive mocktail worthy of the Christmas postcard. Who knew you could recreate Christmas Wonderland in a glass?
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