Festive Drinks for Christmas Brunch

From coffee to mimosas, make sure you have the right drink recipes to serve with your delicious meal.

Rudolph’s Tipsy Spritzer Recipe

Photo: Charles Walton IV; Styling: Buffy Hargett

Rudolph’s Tipsy Spritzer

This recipe is a crowd-pleasing brunch beverage and is delicious with or without adding vodka. Try orange flavored vodka for a new twist.

Brunch Recipes: Praline Coffee Recipes

Praline Coffee

This enticing coffee treat featuring praline liqueur, brown sugar, and half-and-half will warm up even coolest of holiday mornings.

Citrus Sweet Tea

Photo: Jennifer Davick

Citrus Sweet Tea

Pineapple, orange, lemon juice, and cloves help upgrade this Southern classic. Garnish with lemon slices for a memorable drink.

Egg Nog

Egg Nog

Welcome holiday guests with a cup of rich homemade egg nog laced with both brandy and rum and garnished with whipped cream and nutmeg.

Mimosa Gelee

Mimosa Gelée

These may be made up to a day ahead. Keep tightly covered with plastic wrap, and garnish just before serving.

Decadent Chai Latte

Photo: Jennifer Davick

Decadent Chai Latte

Chai is an Indian spiced tea. This rich version is a wonderful complement to a thick slice of pound cake.

Sparkling Ginger-Orange Cocktails

Sparkling Ginger-Orange Cocktails

This refreshing drink goes perfectly with your favorite brunch spread.

 

Bellini

Photo: Jennifer Davick

Bellini

Basil pairs well with fruits, making it a natural complement to the peach puree in this celebratory brunch beverage.

Hot Chocolate with Almond Liqueur Recipe

Photo: Charles Walton IV; Styling: Buffy Hargett

Hot Chocolate with Almond Liqueur

Set up a variety of stir-ins to serve in Hot Chocolate with Almond Liqueur. Be sure to make a batch without the alcohol so little ones can enjoy a mug of comfort too!

Cinnamon-Orange Coffee

Cinnamon-Orange Coffee

A tangy, aromatic blend of fruit and spices lends warmth to this citrus coffee. For an extra-special treat, top with Coffee Liqueur Crème and serve with Biscuit Beignets.

Bloody Mary Punch

Photo: Iain Bagwell

Bloody Mary Punch

Instead of stirring all the ingredients together, serve optional shots of vodka on the side, and let your guests add it or not.

Champagne and Cranberries

Champagne and Cranberries

Cranberries are an easy and festive way to dress up Champagne. Your guests will love watching the cranberries dance in the glass.

Rich ‘n’ Thick Hot Chocolate

Rich ‘n’ Thick Hot Chocolate

Indulge in this luxurious treat after your meal, with a dollop of Marshmallow Whipped Cream for an extra bit of sweetness.

Hot Cider Nog

Hot Cider Nog

Apple cider gives a lovely twist to Hot Cider Nog; it's a holiday must.

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