7 Hot Liquor Drinks to Keep You Warm

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• 7 Hot Liquor Drinks to Keep You Warm
• What could be better than cuddling up with a hot
  beverage when it's cold outside? You can't go
  wrong with a hot liquor drink to accentuate the
  sweater weather spirit.
• There is no need to sip iced aperitifs when the
  weather gets cold and when there is an array of
  hot liquor drink recipes to try. Get cozy and
  hunker down with these winter hot liquor drinks.
• If you are in a need of any ingredients for
  making some delicious, hot, spiked drinks, then
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• Hot Liquor Drink Ideas
• Spiced Apple Hot Toddy
• In the midst of fall, what could be more
  appropriate hot liquor drink than a spiced apple
  hot toddy? Moreover, hot toddies are very easy to
  make. Here's how to make a hot liquor drink
  using
• 2.5 cups light apple cider
• A few cinnamon sticks
• A pinch or two of cloves
• 3.5 tablespoons of honey (preferably light honey)
• 3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
• 1 cup plus 3 tablespoons of Woodford Reserve
  bourbon

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2 oz. fresh orange juice
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• 1 oz. freshly squeezed lemon juice
• 1.5 oz. agave nectar
• Simply in a pre-warmed hot toddy glass, combine
  the apple cider with the other ingredients. Add
  some cinnamon and nutmeg to the mix to finish it
  off.
• Sonoma Maple and Mint Toddy
• Would you like a warm, yet refreshing hot toddy?
  As one of our favorite hot tea liquor drinks,
  this maple and mint toddy is both relaxing and
  invigorating. Here are the ingredients you'll
  need
• 1.5 oz. Sonoma bourbon
• 0.5 oz. maple syrup
• 0.5 oz. fresh lemon juice
• 3 oz. mint tea
• Brew a cup of mint tea to get started. Add
  bourbon, maple syrup and lemon juice, in a toddy
  glass and add a wedge of lemon for garnish.
• Earl Grey Hot Buttered Rum
• From colonial times, hot buttered rum has been a
  popular hot alcohol drink. This Earl Grey
  variation is a great way to add a twist to an old
  favorite. You will need the following ingredients
  to make one serving
• 4 oz. steeped Earl Grey tea
• 2 tablespoons of a dark rum, such as Pappa's
  Pillar

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100 cacao powder
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• Turbinado sugar
• Hot water
• Mix cacao and sugar in a ratio of 13/4. As an
  example, you will need 3/4 cup sugar for 1 cup
  cacao. Stir in hot water slowly until you reach a
  thick, liquid consistency. You will need 4 oz of
  this chocolate mix to make two servings of Ancho
  Reyes hot chocolate. If you have extra, you can
  keep it in the refrigerator for later use.
• Each serving requires 4 ounces of half-and-half
  and 1.25 ounces of Ancho Reyes Ancho Chile in
  addition to the hot chocolate mix.
• Prepare spiked hot chocolate by heating
  half-and-half until almost simmering in a
  saucepan. Pour 4 ounces of chocolate mix into
  coffee cups, followed by Ancho Reyes Ancho Chile.
  To garnish, sprinkle some orange zest and
  cinnamon on top, or use a cinnamon stick.
• St-Germain Chocolate Epice
• Not in the mood to make hot cocoa from scratch?
  Here's a recipe for St-Germain Chocolate Epice.
  It couldn't be easier to make this boozy hot
  chocolate, which calls for tequila and St-Germain
  Elderflower Liqueur. Here are the ingredients for
  two servings of this cozy, hot, liquor drink
• 2 oz. Silver Tequila
• 1 oz. St-Germain Elderflower Liqueur
• 8 oz. instant hot chocolate of your choice
• According to the packet instructions, heat the
  instant hot chocolate. Pour the tequila and
  elderflower liqueur into mugs, and top with
  marshmallows.
• Kahlua Hot Chocolate
• This is another simple (but still spiked) hot
  chocolate recipe with a coffee kick. You will
  need the following ingredients to prepare this
  classic Kahlua hot chocolate for two servings
• 2 cups of hot chocolate
• 1 oz. Kahlua coffee liqueur