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IBA-aligned Daiquiri: 2 oz white rum, ⅔ oz fresh lime, and two bar spoons of superfine sugar—shaken and served up.
Warm holiday drinks and classic mixed drinks you can make without a full bar. Irish Coffee, an IBA Old Fashioned and Daiquiri, eggnog, mulled wine, hot buttered rum, Tom & Jerry, and a winter citrus punch — with history, ratios, and make-ahead notes.
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IBA-aligned Daiquiri: 2 oz white rum, ⅔ oz fresh lime, and two bar spoons of superfine sugar—shaken and served up.

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IBA-aligned Old Fashioned: 1½ oz bourbon or rye, a sugar cube, Angostura bitters, and water—stirred on ice with orange and cherry.

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Equal-parts Boulevardier with bourbon or rye, Campari, and sweet vermouth—stirred, with clear technique notes and research attribution.

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IBA-aligned Negroni: 1 oz each gin, Campari, and sweet vermouth—stirred, orange garnish, with technique notes and source attribution.

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This bright and refreshing Winter Cranberry Citrus Punch breaks away from traditional eggnogs and mulled wines with a lively balance of tart cranberry, fresh…

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Homemade eggnog with a cooked custard base (about 160–165°F)—rich, spiced, and easy to scale for a small gathering.

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The Tom and Jerry is a timeless holiday cocktail — a warm, frothy blend of spiced batter, rum, and brandy served in hot milk for the ultimate winter comfort.

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A classic American cocktail dating back to colonial times, Hot Buttered Rum has warmed winter nights for centuries.

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Few cocktails have a story as rich as the Irish Coffee.

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Classic mulled wine with orange and warm spices. Gently simmer (don’t boil), make ahead, and keep warm for guests.