Warm up your winter mornings or evenings with tempting hot chocolates, creamy lattes and special winter cocktails. As a child, the cold winter day means warm mugs of hot chocolate with marshmallows and mulled wine. For adults, cocoa and cider are still as good as it gets when it’s cold outside, but it doesn’t hurt to open the spirits cupboard and make a drink that’s deliciously boozy. You can simply add a shot of rum or whiskey to make your coffee Irish, but you can just as easily whip up a sophisticated cocktail and call it a night.
Here are some of our most preferred drinks for the colder days and nights –
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Old Fashioned Lawyer
Raw eggs, whole milk, and frothy cream make this the best winter drink, especially during the holidays. Sprinkle with cinnamon or nutmeg for a better taste!
Spiced hot chocolate
Not too sweet and not very complex to whip, spiced hot chocolate is made even more delicious with a hint of cinnamon, nutmeg and a touch of cayenne pepper. Don’t forget to fill it up with some whipped cream.
Hot ginger tea
Ginger has multiple medicinal benefits and a warming effect on the body, making it a must during winters. Prepare yourself a home-brewed ginger tea and say goodbye to the cold.
Pumpkin spiced latte
We know it’s a favorite, but it still has all the right ingredients to ward off winter’s chill. Divinely delicious, this latte is highlighted by flavor notes of pumpkin, cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves.
His name is Toddy
Simply put, a hot toddy is simply brandy or whiskey poured into hot water. You can flavor this cocktail with a little vanilla or hazelnut flavoring. It’s warm, it’s nice and warm and perfect for winter.
Malted Hot Cocoa with Roasted Marshmallows Yes, this one is as comforting as it sounds and not just for kids. Enjoy a hearty pour of malted chocolate with toasted marshmallows to keep warm.
Warm Caramel Apple Cider
Spiced with cinnamon sticks, allspice and topped with a dollop of caramel, this delicious warm-you-to-sipper will chase away the winter chills.
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