Winter

Spiced Coconut Eggnog is a tropical twist on an eggnog drink with dark rum and coconut.  To add a little more kick it is paired with some coconut Vodka.

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The best hot chocolate you can imagine for a small festive get together. Warm and toasty with just the right amount of kick this will make sure that the evening …
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The perfect after dinner drink or fun drink to share with the girls S’mores Martini is yummy. This drink is sweet, strong and smooth. Not to mention it tastes just …
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The perfect after dinner drink or fun drink to share with the girls S’mores Martini is yummy. This drink is sweet, strong and smooth. Not to mention it tastes just like S’mores!
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The Smith and Kearns  tastes like a boozy chocolate egg cream which makes it perfect for a dessert or late night cocktail.  You can use Kahlua, more coffee taste, or Cream de Cacao, more chocolate taste, your preference, both make for a smooth silky cocktail.
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A fun sweet shot/up cocktail, the Silver Streak is great in batches or as a stand alone cocktail.  With Gin, Licor 43 Liqueur and Advocate, a traditional Dutch alcoholic beverage made from eggs, sugar, and brandy, it can double as a dessert cocktail.  Additionally, it would be great poured over ice cream or a cheese cake!
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Earthy botanical, Santa’s Mule is a cocktail with the combination of the sweet of the Cranberry Vodka and the spicy notes of the Green Chartreuse and Ginger Beer.  This is a different kinda cocktail that could make Santa trade his reindeer in for this mule. Move over Rudolf!
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Santa’s Ice Tea is a great iced tea drink that could also be served warm.  We preferred it chilled but either way its a great cocktail.  The whiskey and the chai tea really complement each other and the cherry liqueur offset the spice notes and sweetened up the tea.  Yum is all we have to say.  Great winter drink!
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For the Rye drinkers in your group a fun and festive approach to a holiday cocktail is the Salty Caramel Sour.  You omit the candy if you want as the caramel syrup does most of the work but that little hint of chocolate is really quite tasty.  Your preference.Salty Caramel Sour
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While no one seems to know when the Rusty Nail came across the bar I would suspect that it was in the late 30’s early 40’s. It would have been difficult to get Drambuie during prohibition. There is a brief history on the Drambuie  http://drambuie.com/us/#origins”  Made from honey and secret blends http://drambuie.com/us/#secret-recipe the Rusty Nail is equal parts Scotch and Drambuie. A smooth drink that gets better as the Scotch gets better, we tried Johnny Walker Red but Cutty Sark would also be a good starting point.
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