Cocktails to Get You in The Holiday Spirit

Who doesn't love a good cocktail, especially this time of year? If you're hosting this holiday season, you need a signature drink! So, I'm rounding up a few cocktails that are sure to get you in the holiday spirit. Whether you love something rich, sweet or prefer your drinks a bit stronger, you can't go wrong with any of these recipes. Cheers!

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Boozy Hot Chocolate

This has got to be one of the easiest holiday cocktails to make! All you need is one packet of hot chocolate mix (Ghirardelli is my fave!), 6 oz of hot oat milk (or milk of choice), 1.5 oz of Baileys, marshmallows, and whipped cream. Make your hot chocolate according to the directions on the packet, add your Baileys, and top with whatever toppings you like. If you're feeling extra festive, add in chocolate shavings (I use chocolate and a lemon zester) and a candy cane.

Holly Jolly Christmas Citrus Cocktail

For something that's a bit more refreshing, this cocktail looks so delicious. With vodka, St. Germain, and fresh squeezed citrus, what's not to love? Topped with some ginger beer and pomegranate seeds, this recipe is not only pretty, but festive as well.

SOURCE: Half Baked Harvest

Chai Espresso Martini

Espresso martinis have got to be one of the most popular drinks as of late. So, this recipes is a fun (and spicier) take on this cult classic. Serve them in these coup cocktail glasses - they're super chic and under $8 each.

SOURCE: Half Baked Harvest

Pomegranate Prosecco Smash

This cocktail is super simple to make and looks beautiful in a glass garnished with some rosemary. With a touch of bubbly, this one is sure to be a crowd-pleaser! I included these stemless wine glasses to my gift guide because I love the unique shape of them, and they're the perfect pairing for a cocktail like this.

SOURCE: How Sweet Eats

Salted Caramel White Russian

For all my sweets lovers out there, this one's for you! The salted caramel sauce adds a little something unexpected that is both aesthetically pleasing and delicious. Serve it in one of these pretty ribbed glasses and top with a piece of chocolate.

SOURCE: Kate La Vie

Christmas Old Fashioned

Spice up your traditional Old Fashioned with this Christmas take on it. With cinnamon, maple, and a touch of cardamon, this recipe will surely impress your guests! Plus, if you need an excuse to snag these monogram glasses from Anthropologie, then this is it!