With only two days left in November all hostess around the world are now in full Christmas dinner menu planning mode and for some (like me) the drinks menu is pretty high up there on the list of priorities. During the year I keep my cocktails pretty simple but come Christmas I like to dust off the cocktail mixing set and try on some new scrumptious recipes. Here is a list of cocktail recipes I pulled together to help you plan for your holiday drinks menu.Cheers! 1. Christmas Cranberry…

A signature big-batch cocktail takes even the smallest backyard dinner party to a new level.

This Christmas winter Aperol spritz is the perfect festive cocktail ideal for the holidays and New Year's. Made with Aperol, lemon, Prosecco, and cranberry, it's a refreshing and bubbly drink that will impress your guests. Whether you're hosting a Christmas party or just want to enjoy a festive prosecco cocktail at home, this recipe is easy to make and perfect for the occasion.

This limoncello cocktail is a bright and refreshing spin on a very old classic. The colorful Empress Gin and some naturally rosy coconut water give this drink its glorious pink color

It’s a brand new year and that means two things: setting new goals and getting back on track with old ones! One of my goals this year is to return to the healthy eating habits I strayed from during my pregnancy (morning sickness put me on a carb heavy diet). After my daughter was born, it was just too easy to continue eating quick and less than nutritious meals on a regular basis. After a long day, and especially with a new baby, easy wins. Now that Isla is a toddler, easy is still winning…

Planning a party can be a lot of fun, but deciding what to serve your guests might feel a bit overwhelming. One great way to keep things simple and ensure everyone has a good time is by serving big batch cocktails. These drinks allow you to prepare in advance and avoid the hassle of individual

A mysterious and alluring cocktail that combines the smoky flavors of mezcal with the sweetness of blackberry syrup and the tartness of fresh lemon juice, finished with a touch of club soda.

Ingredients: Banana Liqueur:1 oz · Kahlua:1 oz · Milk or Cream:1 oz

The Pink Lady has a delicate, fruity, and slightly sweet taste with a hint of tartness. The gin provides a subtle, herbal undertone, while the grenadine and egg white create a smooth, velvety texture.

Happy almost Thanksgiving everyone! If you’re looking for some seasonal Fall cocktails to add to your list, this one should be on it! And if you’re not a huge fan of gin, it’s easy to substitute the gin for vodka.