1Apple Cider Margaritas
PHOTO: RACHEL VANNI; FOOD STYLING: BROOKE CAISON 2Thanksgiving Jungle Juice
PHOTO: ROCKY LUTEN; FOOD STYLING: MAKINZE GOREWe love a big-batch cocktail because it not only saves you time at the home bar, but they're so easy to mix up. This classed up, festive spin on jungle juice is for when you want to be the designated drunk uncle at Thanksgiving.
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3Sparkling Apple Cider Sangria
PHOTO: ANDREW BUI; FOOD STYLING: ADRIENNE ANDERSON 4Spiked Hot Chocolate
PHOTO: ROCKY LUTEN; FOOD STYLING: BROOKE CAISONDitch the packets of hot chocolate—it's a special holiday occasion after all! Make a batch of this hot chocolate on the stove with creamy whole milk, rich semisweet chocolate chips, and a little bit of whiskey, and everyone will be asking for a second cup.
Get the Spiked Hot Chocolate recipe.
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5Cranberry-Apple Sangria
PHOTO: RACHEL VANNI; FOOD STYLING: ADRIENNE ANDERSONSangria is a perfect cocktail for the holidays because it’s made all in one big pitcher. Plus, your guests can help themselves to a festive cocktail while you finish up cooking. This recipe is fairly traditional but with a holiday twist, featuring flavors like tart cranberries and cinnamon.
Get the Cranberry-Apple Sangria recipe.
6Fall Harvest Punch
Parker FeierbachCider and ginger beer might seem like a weird pairing, but with fresh fruit and cinnamon (plus bubbly!), we promise you, it works. This punch has all the cozy fall flavors we know and love, plus a boozy twist. 😎
Get the Fall Harvest Punch recipe.
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7Apple Pie Bourbon Shots
PHOTO: ROCKY LUTEN; FOOD STYLING: BROOKE CAISONIf you're truly looking to get your party started this holiday (or if you're a bourbon fan), then these apple pie bourbon shots should be a must-have at your next gathering. All you need are a few ingredients—apples, cinnamon, and nutmeg—too!
Get the Apple Pie Bourbon Shots recipe.
8Green Apple Moscato Sangria
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9Mulled Wine
Parker FeierbachMaking this mulled wine couldn't be easier: Combine a bottle of red wine with some orange slices, warm spices, honey, and brandy, and let it simmer for 10 minutes. THAT'S IT.
Get the Mulled Wine recipe.
10Apple Cider Spritz
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11Virgin Cranberry Basil Sangria
Emily hlavac green Sangria without the wine? Yes, please. The fruit is the real star in this big-batch drink—use whatever’s in season and get creative with the combination (think cranberries, orange slices, and rosemary for the holidays).
Get the Virgin Cranberry Basil Sangria recipe.
12Moscow Mule Punch
Parker FeierbachThis punch is basically one enormous Moscow mule, which lets you off the hook for drink duty during the celebration (win, win!). Plus, it's the perfect excuse to get those festive copper mugs out. 😎
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13Red Sangria
PHOTO: ANDREW BUI; FOOD STYLING: BROOKE CAISONFruity, refreshing, and perfect for serving a crowd, sangria is one of our go-to cocktails to enjoy all year long. We love this classic combination of fruits, spices, and wine, we’ve also included all of our top tips on how to vary this wine cocktail to your specific tastes.
Get the Red Sangria recipe.
14Brunch Punch
Park FeierbachIf your Thanksgiving is more of a holiday brunch instead of the classic dinner, this boozy punch is the perfect pairing to your spread. With a bottle of bubbly and fresh fruit flavors, this is just the punch to get your holiday started right.
Get the Brunch Punch recipe.
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15Glögg
PHOTO: ANDREW BUI; FOOD STYLING: ERIKA JOYCEGlögg, pronounced ‘glu-guh,’ is essentially Sweden's answer to mulled wine, tracing back as far as the early 1600s. Initially invented to mask the flavor of poor-tasting wine, it evolved into a traditional beverage enjoyed at social gatherings over the festive season.
Get the Glögg recipe.
16Boozy Butterbeer Punch
Parker FeierbachWhether you're a Harry Potter fanatic or have only seen a movie or two, this punch is so delicious, it'll win over fans and skeptics alike. Sweet and creamy, this is a cozy punch that's so good, it's almost a Thanksgiving dessert.
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17Crockpot Red Wine Hot Cocoa
EMILY HLAVAC GREEN 18Apple Cider Sangria
Sangria might make you think of warm summer nights and tropical fruits, but this apple-based cocktail will have you ready for fall. Here, we went for a white wine sangria, rounded out with spicy ginger beer and sweet apple cider.
Get the Apple Cider Sangria recipe.
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19Limoncello
PHOTO: RACHEL VANNI; FOOD STYLING: TAYLOR ANN SPENCERHomemade limoncello is sweet and strong with a lasting, delightful lemon flavor. It's the basis for one of our favorite cocktails—the lemon drop martini—and is perfect for sharing and gifting during the holidays. Hot tip: Make it at least a week in advance to guarantee the best lemon flavor.
Get the Limoncello recipe.
20Prosecco Punch
Parker feierbachBright and fruity, this prosecco punch shines during the warmer weather but is so delicious, it deserves to be celebrated all year round. This boozy bowl will be a refreshing, light contrast to your heavier Thanksgiving spread.
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