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Champagne Cocktail with Guava, Elderflower and Tarragon
Sure you could just serve champagne, but that’s like putting a Christmas tree up without ornaments – it’s a little half-hearted. Instead, bump basic bubbly with this shindig-approved recipe from Rocco’s Dinner Party that adds guava and tarragon to the mix. Get the recipe -
Bellini
Hosting a boozy holiday brunch? The signature bellini shows your guests what a peach you are and is a cinch to make in advance. Get the recipe -
Alcoholic Green Tea Bubble Tea
Tea time becomes tippler when you whip up Top Chef Master alum Chef Anita Lo’s spiked green bubble tea. Get the recipe -
Mulled Cider
The classic quaff is a seasonal staple for a reason, and Nigella Lawson’s version ensures your guests are feeling appropriately warm inside. Get the recipe -
Hot Chocolate with Cinnamon Whipped Cream
No freeze-dried marshmellows here. Barbara Scott-Goodman’s recipe includes a spiced whipped cream that pairs perfectly with a gentle spike. Get the recipe -
Ginger Ale Float with Raspberry & Tangerine Lime Sorbets
Forget the root beer floats. For something more refreshing and sophisticated, try this Top Chef Just Desserts concoction. Danielle Keene’s frothy favorite is perfectly in palette for Christmas time celebrations, and could easily be spiked, if you’re into that sort of thing. Get the recipe -
Mexican Eggnog
Nip up your regular nog by serving this Mexican twist on the holiday favorite. Get the recipe -
The Perfect Sidecar
Nothing warms you up quite like brandy, and this impeccable version of the perennially favorite drink creates the perfect froth on top – ideal from looking at the outdoor frost from a warm spot. Get the recipe -
Lemon Rosemary Infused Vodka Topped with Prosecco
Chef Ninamarie Bojekian wasn’t afraid to go above an average vino for her Italian-family-inspired dinner for Rocco’s Dinner Party and neither should you. Infusing vodka with herbs and citrus, then adding a touch of prosecco makes this anything but your average pour. Get the recipe -
Negroni and Aperol Spritz
Not only is Fabrizio Carro’s winning spritz from Rocco’s Dinner Party refreshing, it also looks a bit like a candy cane before you stir it. How apropos. Get the recipe



