Looking for a hands-off way to mix and serve drinks at your Christmas parties this year? Try one of these easy, low-effort ...

Skip cocktails for make-ahead seasonal punches—sparkling pear, warm wassail or boozy Jingle Juice—self-serve drinks that free ...

This Christmas punch forgoes all the added sugar and instead derives its natural sweetness from apple cider. Add some kick ...

From cookie swaps to Christmas potlucks, you'd be hard-pressed to find a holiday party that wouldn't benefit from a festive drink. But instead of playing bartender all night, why not whip up a big ...

The overflowing punch bowl is the standard beverage of a holiday party, boozy and bountiful. But what if not everyone is drinking — or wants the same kind of liquor? The drinks writer Rebekah Peppler ...

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Looking for a perfect New Year's Eve punch recipe or a celebratory cocktail or two? Here are perfect recipes to kick off 2025, from bubbly and fruity to "champagne" on a budget. Rosé is light and ...

Just like Santa, your holiday party checklist probably includes playing festive tunes, baking seasonal treats, and serving boozy beverages for your guests to enjoy. For the latter, a traditional red ...

Start with a spiced, citrus base, made with lemon peels muddled with brown sugar, cinnamon, cloves, allspice, star anise, black peppercorns and tea leaves. Then, make a holiday drink your way. If you ...

Easy to make, appealing to a crowd, and with just enough unique flair, these 20 nostalgic holiday party recipes that came ...

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