24 NOV, 2023
Tanushree Debbarma
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Christmas drinks, filled with seasonal flavours and spices, are cherished festive beverages enjoyed during holiday celebrations.
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In Puerto Rico, Coquito is a Christmas favourite. Made with coconut milk, condensed milk, rum, and a dash of cinnamon, it is a tropical festive treat.
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Originating in Germany, Gluhwein is a warm and spiced mulled wine that soothes the soul during chilly winter nights.
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No Christmas drink list is complete without the classic American Eggnog—a creamy blend of eggs, milk, sugar, and a generous splash of bourbon or rum, making it a festive essential.
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Mexico celebrates Christmas with Ponche Navideño, a warm fruit punch that embodies the spirit of the festival.
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This simple yet effective beverage from Scotland combines whiskey, hot water, honey, and lemon, creating a soothing drink that's perfect for sipping by the fireside.
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Made from the sepals of the sorrel plant, this crimson-hued drink is infused with spices like ginger and cloves, giving a tangy and festive flavor.
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In Ukraine, Christmas Eve is incomplete without uzvar, a traditional drink made by stewing dried fruits, symbolizing a joyful and "fruitful" life.
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Embrace the Russian winter spirit with Sbiten, a traditional hot drink made with honey, spices, and sometimes a splash of vodka.
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Chilean festivities come alive with Cola de Mono, a Christmas cocktail featuring aguardiente (or rum), coffee, milk, and a blend of spices.
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Wassail is a traditional Christmas drink, typically a warm spiced punch made with apples, citrus, and spices. It is often enjoyed during festive gatherings and caroling events.