Get out Grandma’s punch bowl, folks!
We’ve got plenty of festive options for Christmas, including our Sparkling Pomegranate Punch and Christmas Eve Punch.
Need a big-batchThanksgiving cocktail?
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Our Thanksgiving Rum Punch and Harvest Punch have all the cozy flavors of fall.
No matter the occasion, there’s a punch that’s just right.
Check out these easy punch recipe options and you’ll find the perfect one.
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Our Test Kitchen recommends adding bourbon, and we heartily agree.
Eggnog lovers, dont knock it until you try it!
Garnish with citrus wheels and star anise for a picture-worthy beverage.
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Serve immediately after mixing.
Easter Punch
Though we love this pretty pink punch for springtime holidays, it’s irresistible year-round.
Serve with sliced fruit to soak up the flavors.
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The cranberry-and-orange-flavored punch will go fast, so make two batches for your Christmas party.
It can be prepared in advance to take a load off your shouldersjust add the champagne before serving.
This punch is perfect for make-ahead preparations, too.
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Our recipe includes apple cider, cranberry juice, ginger beer, cloves, and cinnamon sticks.
Have you ever heard of a more heavenly combination?
Chatham Artillery Punch
This punch is steeped in history and three different alcohols, plus champagne.
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Don’t worrywe’ll walk you through it.
We use white cranberry juice and pink lemonade, then spike it with Champagne and orange liqueur.
Retro Rum Punch
This five-minute recipe can be thrown together right before guests arrive.
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Spiced rum and white rum join forces in this old-school sipper you’ll love.
Whole cranberries and pineapple chunks make it festive and fun.
Especially when it’s a tropical punch that features watermelon, pineapple, and lime juice.
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Slice a few extra orange wheels to dress up the bowl as well.
Shoo-Fly Punch
Bright citrus and cozy bourbon make this cocktail a winner every time we serve it.
A splash of bitters balances the sweetness.
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This refreshing drinks is perfectly suited to backyard barbecues and warm-weather tailgates alike.
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