It may not be Friday yet, but we’ve been dreaming of the weekend…and 40 fun cocktails to make at home!
In this roundup, we’ve included cocktail recipes for all Season. Want to warm up during the winter months with hot spiced cranberries toddy or caramel apple Moscow mule? It sounds pretty cozy to us.
Feels like sipping a homemade margarine or one frozen sweet and savory dogs poolside? Here too!
We have included four basic types of spirits in this compilation:
Cocktails Vodka:
You can’t go wrong with a Classic Moscow muleBut if you want to make things sweet, you have to try caramel apple Moscow mule. It’s perfect for fall!
Sometimes you just want a delicious, frozen cocktail (even when it’s cold outside), and this frozen sweet and savory dogs access to location at all times.
We love a good home vodka martinibut new martinis more fun, don’t you think?
We have lots of novelty martini recipes to share, like this one Chocolate martini easy to make at home.
We also love a good Espresso Martini, key lemon martiniand snickerdoodle martini.
Check out our more Best martini recipes here!
If you love mint you must do a russian white mint with a rim of crushed cane candy. We couldn’t think of a better cocktail for the festive season!
Find a White Russia without milk formula? We’ve got you covered.
Cosmologists feel very Sex and the city, right? We love the idea of sipping a pink cosplay in front of the TV (in pajamas, of course).
Cocktail Tequila (AKA Margaritas):
OK, we’ll admit it… we love and cherish all types of margarine. But we’re pretty adamant about the type of blend we use. It has to be homemade margarine mixall the way.
It’s easy to make and much tastier than the store-bought kind. Here’s a little recipe video for our homemade margarine mix:
Elsie’s favorite margarine is festive orange cranberry margarita picture above. Too good! We are also big fans of strawberry margaritas and watermelon margaritas.
If you like frozen margarine, we have several options like frozen mango margarine, spicy watermelon mezcal margarita, frozen margarineand frozen hibiscus margarine. These are all our book winners!
And, if you’ve never had toasted coconut margarita before…now is now!
Rum Cocktails:
Moving on to the rum cocktail, we thought we’d start with something fun and fancy like this. three punches rum tiki.
If you love a delicious daiquiri, this is it Best fresh (or frozen) daiquiri recipe from our favorite hometown bar, The Golden Girl Rum Club.
Warm up with a cup hot chocolate. next to a fire pit. You can even add s’mores into the mixture. This hot chocolate recipe isn’t dairy, but you’ll never know!
Wake up a batch homemade pina colada mix for a perfect cocktail by the beach (beach option, but recommended). You can even make your own pina colada snow cone!
There’s nothing like that refreshing mint mojito—Especially when you’re craving summer weather or a patio. Bonus points if you have both as you’re reading this!
And if you love mojitos, try these fun variations: cranberry mojito, raspberry basil mojitoand St-Germain mojito.
The combination of cinnamon and nutmeg makes frozen vanilla bean dust such a treatment.
We guarantee you have never had an accident like this mango with slices of fresh mango, homemade hay and raw sugar. Congratulations!
Whiskey Cocktails:
Our love for a kind child is so strong — so much so that we have several recipes we want you to try. But first, we need to start with hot recipes.
If you want to cheer up a little, give it a try toddler hot cinnamon apple. It’s so good! And our favorite version to enjoy during the holidays is hot spiced cranberries toddy.
Whisky wine no brains, especially when they’re made of homemade sour mix. If you love peaches (and they’re in season), you’re going crazy over the recipe above — it’s a peach whiskey and sour basil!
Here boozy cider regime Tastes exactly like what autumn feels like.
Emma’s favorite classic is old fashioned smoke and cinnamonand it’s perfect for a cold snowy night.
Our favorite classic Manhattan cocktail not the same unless you add Luxardo cherry.
A cocktail for dessert? Yes, please. Here is the recipe for a great mint julep milkshake.
If you like a good sour and sour whiskey but want something a little different, this golden cocktail was the best (especially the homemade honey syrup).
If you are looking for mocktail options, we have a lot of that too! Congratulations, friends. -ABM group
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