These easy fall cocktail recipes are perfect for serving at any event.

Blisteringsummer daysoften continue into the autumn months until they turn bitter cold.

Any leftover syrup not used for the cocktail is great for brushing on cakes or sweetening your morning coffee.

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Cranberry Margaritas

Think of this as a cold-weather margarita.

Spagett

This three-ingredient cocktail is the perfect fall tailgate sipper.

To keep it family-friendly, skip the bourbon.

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Cranberry Sangria is a favorite winter cocktail for a reason.

Make it a day before guests arrive, and add the Champagne before serving.

Bourbon fans will love this fizzy cocktail, plus it’s easy to make.

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With just four ingredients and garnish, you’ll prepare these cocktails in no time.

Lemon and honey add to this drink’s comforting qualities.

Even if you are not feeling sick, this hot cocktail is tasty enough to enjoy anytime.

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Spiced Tea Bourbon Refresher

Think of this big-batch cocktail as a spirited and spiced Arnold Palmer.

Made for the season, this sipper is perfectly refreshing and full of fall flavor.

The honey-infused syrup and orange wedges make this drink thoroughly Southern.

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Bourbon Slush

Summer doesn’t get to have all the fun with boozy slushies!

This chilly sipper will be our go-to for at-home tailgates when it’s still hot.

It’s easy to make and easier to drink.

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Garnish glasses with a cinnamon stick for a cute finishing touch.

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Cranberry Mules

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Cranberry-Apple Cider

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Spiced Tea Bourbon Refresher

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Harvest Punch

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