Five drinks to get you into the Christmas spirit

Christmas cocktails are the perfect way to get into the holiday spirit! A signature drink serves as more than simply a delightful treat; it's about setting the tone for your celebrations. A cocktail or two to spice things up is a must at every Christmas gathering!

So try out these Christmas drinks this year:

Mulled Wine

A good way to start the Christmas season is with a glass of wine. The heated and spiced wine has evolved over time to include a variety of flavours like ginger, pepper, cardamom and even herbs. Allow a bottle of red wine to simmer for 10 minutes with orange slices, warm spices, honey, and brandy.

Fire and Ice (Feni)

Feni's signature cocktail is Fire and Ice. To spice things up, this extra spicy Feni Cocktail in Goa uses a lot of chilli pepper. There's also a lot of 7-UP in there to give it a kick and a unique flavour. For this particular drink, it's best to use Kazkar Feni. Of course, served straight up in a martini glass. For a more refined touch, throw a cherry on top.

Holly Jolly Christmas Punch

To make a spectacular cocktail for your event, gather holiday flavours, this punch is full of Christmas flavours and is ideal for sharing with friends over Christmas. This cocktail is both delicious and festive. It's created with vodka, elderflower liqueur, and freshly squeezed orange juice and is zesty and crisp.

White Christmas Martini

This White Christmas Martini is the ideal cocktail for the holidays! This dessert in a glass is made with only three ingredients and is quite delicious. A healthy pour of heavy cream gives it a velvety, rich taste, and the combination of vodka and amaretto is always great. It's undeniable that the drink has a little additional Christmas cheer when you add a sprinkling of nutmeg.

Cranberry Bourbon cocktail

It's well-balanced, delightfully tart, and nuanced, with a fruity tinge and interesting sweet vermouth aromas. It's perfect for fall or winter parties, like Christmas, because it's made with cranberry and bourbon. The Blizzard is another name for it.