Sometimes the perfect pairing is rest and relaxation! Just imagine lounging by the fire with a warm drink in hand as you wind down from your day (four-legged friend optional, but welcome). Cocktail or cocoa, cider or chai, choose your ideal beverage for a cozy evening in!
Nog, nog! Who’s there? Our Coffee & Juice Bar’s holiday menu! The holidays are a-knockin’, and our talented Baristas are serving up a bevy of delightfully festive beverages starring warm and spicy chocolate, cool minty goodness and (of course) rich and creamy eggnog to keep you cozy all winter long. Check it out!
This cozy cocktail can be made with or without the whiskey for a family-friendly indulgence everyone will love.
This flavorful, spiced mulled wine will keep you warm and toasty even on the coldest nights.
Steeping freshly ground turmeric root with hot water infuses your tea with anti-inflammatory compounds that studies show may benefit gut, heart and brain health. The fresh ginger may also calm stomach upset following a large meal. Use this tea as a warming drink after an evening meal or with breakfast for a soothing boost.
Filled with fragrant spices, sweetened with brown sugar and steeped with loose leaf tea, this creamy, dreamy chai is a hug in a mug! Pro Tip: You can also package all the dry ingredients in a mug with the recipe for a fun DIY gift.
More fruit-forward than spiced, this lighter version of glogg is perfect for white wine drinkers.
To make this sweet and creamy cocktail a delicious DIY gift, simply pour into individual jars or bottles and decorate as desired!
When the weather outside is frightful, cozy up with a cup of homemade hot chocolate! Enjoy this recipe as is, or try mixing it up with milk, semi-sweet or white chocolate and your choice of toppings.
Latin for "to break open," the Burgare features the classic, vinegar-based mixer known as shrubs. While trendy now, shrubs date back to the Colonial Era in America and were popular before the advent of refrigeration.
For a boozy take on a fall favorite, enjoy the perfect blend of pumpkin-infused rum, chai tea and coffee in this creamy, spiced cocktail.
What did we do before Gatorade and other electrolyte–boosting beverages? A drink called Switchel or Haymaker’s Punch was often the preferred option.