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My new holiday drink is a Bourbon Cranberry cocktail.
Recipe is super easy- 2 oz each of bourbon, orange juice and cranberry juice. Garnish with cranberries (but I don't currently have any so I used a slice of lime and a small piece of fresh rosemary). Easy and refreshing and it has a festive light red color.
My new holiday drink is a Bourbon Cranberry cocktail.
The recipe is super easy- 2 oz each of bourbon, orange juice, and cranberry juice. Garnish with cranberries (but I don't currently have any so I used a slice of lime and a small piece of fresh rosemary). Easy and refreshing and it has a festive light red color.
We will have wine with dinner.
Each year I make a special Christmas cocktail. Looks as though Texas Ag 93 has ended my search this year.
Each year I make a special Christmas cocktail. Looks as though Texas Ag 93 has ended my search this year.
I love the rosemary and cranberry garnish idea.
It's pretty much dummy proof, or at the very least, incredibly easy in so much as it uses ingredients many people already have at home. I'm all about ease when it comes to mixing drinks...
We’re still in denial about the season change so we’re drinking summer sippers. Cotes de Provence rose. There are a bunch of cases of Chateau Montaud kicking around.
We might start the day with Mimosas. I do have some Mango nectar so I might switch to that instead of OJ.
Husband will probably break out his favorite Irish Whiskey-Red Breast. I bought a bottle of my favorite Pinot Grigio so will drink that or one of the bottles of red--depends on my mood.
I'll probably skip the eggnog this year since it will just be the two of us and he doesn't drink it. I have a bottle of Baileys and some peppermint schnapps for an after dinner coffee.
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