We’re starting off strong with a Christmas cocktail with gin: the Ginger Snap. Taking inspiration from Difford’s Guide, we put our own twist on this zippy, ginger-forward gin cocktail to create something that’s bright and effervescent, perfect for sipping as you welcome guests into your home for a Christmas gathering.
If you’re in the mood for something darker and richer, our maple cinnamon old fashioned is the perfect drink to sip by the fire on a cold winter night. This Christmas whiskey cocktail uses our old fashioned cocktail syrup to create something that’s equal parts classic and festive.
This elevated take on a White Russian is the perfect vodka Christmas cocktail to finish off the night—creamy and decadent, with a hint of warm spice from our Chai Spice Tea Syrup. We created this cocktail with inspiration from Half Baked Harvest; the combination of coffee, cream, and chai make this an excellent nightcap.
Who doesn’t love a punch? And you can rest assured that this one won’t get spiked—because it already is! Taking inspiration from Martha Stewart, this Christmas rum cocktail is meant for a crowd, but can just as easily be enjoyed on your own. The recipe below makes one perfect cocktail, but it can easily be multiplied to serve as many guests as you’d like.
The Manhattan is a cocktail that exudes class and taste. So, why not enjoy it during the most wonderful time of the year? Our Spiced Fig Manhattan is a Christmas whiskey cocktail that adds a dark complexity to an already rich and luxurious classic cocktail.
The gin and tonic is arguably one of the most influential cocktails of all time, and what’s not to love? Slightly sweet, slightly bitter, and it packs a respectable punch. Our holiday take on the gin and tonic is a simple Christmas cocktail with gin—easy to make and even easier to drink.
To finish off our list, we have a Christmas vodka cocktail that’s sweet, nutty, and a ton of fun. Taking inspiration from Sweet Phi, It uses hazelnut liqueur and our Almond Orgeat Syrup to create something that’s as much a dessert as it is a drink. The Nutcracker can be enjoyed on its own, as an after-dinner drink, or even as a treat for Santa Claus.
These Christmas cocktails are perfect to enjoy on a snowy night, or they can help make your holiday gathering one to remember. Whichever cocktail you try, tag us on Instagram @liberandco, and enjoy a happy holiday season!