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Hot Drinks for Cold Days
When the weather outside is frightful, a hot drink can chase the chill away and add variety to your winter drink menu. Not sure where to start? Here are a few to try.

For a coffee drink with chocolate and hazelnut flavors, Aspen Coffee hits the spot.

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In a preheated coffee mug, build with:
  • ½ oz Kahlua 
  • ½ oz. Bailey's Irish Cream 
  • ½ oz. Frangelica 
  • Pour in hot coffee 
  • Top with whipped cream (optional) 
If you prefer apple cider to coffee, the Apple Toddy may be for you. 

Apple Toddy
In a preheated coffee mug, build with:
  • 1 oz Apple Jack or Calvados 
  • ½ oz. simple syrup 
  • Fill with hot apple cider 
  • Garnish with nutmeg 
No apple cider on hand? Try a Hot Toddy instead.

Hot Toddy
In a preheated coffee mug, build with:
  • 1-1/2 oz. Brandy or Bourbon 
  • 1 tsp. sugar 
  • Fill with hot water 
  • Garnish with a lemon twist 

image When making hot drinks, remember to preheat the glass or mug by pouring hot water into it. Also, if you're using a glass, rather than a coffee mug, put a bar spoon into the glass while making the drink to prevent the glass from breaking.

 All of these recipes are from our Bartender's Handbook, which also includes lessons, bar terms, employment tips, and more. The handbook is available for $29.95.


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