Make a batch of fall drinks to kick off the Thanksgiving feast.
Thanksgiving is all about being grateful.
Of course, we’re especially thankful for the food on the table.
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But there’s one thing you should never forget to serve on Thanksgiving and that’s an amazing cocktail.
With these delicious and festive recipes, your drink menu won’t be an afterthought.
Don’t settle for a cooler of beer this year.
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Instead, step up your drink game with these incredible concoctions.
From bourbon to rum and sparkling to spiced, these cocktails will get the party started.
These are the best cocktails for celebrating with family and friends.
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Aperol Bourbon Fizz
If your family loves bourbon cocktails, warm up to this sipper this Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving Punch With Rum
This spiced holiday punch will ensure every guest has a good time.
Aperol And Blood Orange-Mint Spritz
This sparkling cocktail will be the star at your gathering.
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Cranberry Mojito
This refreshing cocktail recipe proves mojitos aren’t reserved for the summer.
Mississippi Bourbon Punch
Muscadine wine stars in this big-batch punch recipe.
Retro Rum Punch
This retro punch has a short ingredient list and high yieldperfect for parties.
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The fizzy drink is made with sparklingapple cider, spiced syrup, and spiced Jamaican rum.
Vodka Cranberry
Kick off the season with this festive and fruity cocktail.
Cranberry Margaritas
This cheery cranberry cocktail is a sweet way to start the season.
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This easy sipping drink is filled with notes of citrus and cinnamon making it a unique take on bourbon.
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