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Drink Recipes for St. Patrick’s Day. No Green Beer Here!

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Here’s to a day filled with luck and good cheer. Here are a few drink ideas and recipes links. Sorry. No green beer here. (You’re welcome.)

Chocolate Stout Beer Shakes -stout beer (such as Guinness), premium chocolate ice cream

Big Ginger Drink -Irish whiskey (such as Jameson), fresh lime juice, ginger ale

Irish Coffee -Irish whiskey, coffee, sugar, whipping cream

Of course, it’s always good to have nonalcoholic drink options. Here’s a mocktail with a touch of green.
Mint Limeade Mocktail Recipe -fresh mint leaves, simple syrup, fresh lime juice, still or sparkling water

Here’s to a Happy and Safe Holiday! -Jen

Drinks for Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is almost here. It’s too late to worry about the turkey. Let’s focus on drinks. The way I see it, a holiday celebration calls for bourbon or bubbly. Here’s a few drink ideas and recipe links.

Kentucky Apple Cocktail Recipe -bourbon, hard apple cider, aromatic bitters, pure maple syrup

Kentucky Mule Drink Recipe -bourbon, fresh lime juice, ginger beer

French 75 Champagne Cocktail Recipe -gin, fresh lemon juice, simple syrup, Champagne

Pom Flower Champagne Cocktail Recipe -elderflower liqueur, pomegranate juice, Champagne

Of course, it’s always good to have nonalcoholic drink options. Here’s a mocktail that belongs at the grown ups table.
Mint Limeade Mocktail Recipe -fresh mint leaves, simple syrup, fresh lime juice, still or sparkling water

Here’s to a Happy and Safe Thanksgiving! -Jen

Welcome! Are you thirsty?

Hi, I’m Jen. Welcome to DrinkandCocktailRecipes.com. Drinks are best when shared, so I started this blog to share my favorite cocktail recipes and nonalcoholic drink recipes. Expect to see recipes for everything from DIY infused spirits to nonalcoholic juices and smoothies. I’ll be posting my personal recipes plus signature cocktails from professional and home bartenders. Drop me a note if you’d like to share a recipe.

Of course, alcohol should only be used responsibly and by those of legal drinking age.

Cheers,

Jen