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Drinks for fall?

Borky

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I'm looking for drinks that would suit a fall cocktail party and just things to make when friends come over. There are plenty of summer cocktails and mixed drinks, but I can't really think of many appropriate things for fall except for whiskey based drinks that not many people may be fond of (except myself). So what are some good, sometimes fruity mixed drinks I can make?
 

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mulled wine! and hot toddys! irish coffees! brandy!
 

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Are there any decent cold drinks? Hot drinks are a bit of a pain ********** to make constantly for a significant number of people. I've got Apple Martinis on the list as well.
 

DocHolliday

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Originally Posted by Borky
Are there any decent cold drinks? Hot drinks are a bit of a pain ********** to make constantly for a significant number of people. I've got Apple Martinis on the list as well.

Well, you could try apple brandy, or hard cider. Neither are mixed, but at least feel like fall.
 

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Originally Posted by DocHolliday
Hot buttered rum, or one of the cocoa-based concotions.

Neither cold nor fruity but a favorite nonetheless:

Hot Chocolate,
Kahlua
Peppermint schnapps,
Whipped Cream

Proportions will vary according to taste. For the colder evenings.
 

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Originally Posted by Thomas
Kahlua
My go-to drink for happy times: a deep Caucasian with fresh cream, not milk.
Your guests will thank you.
 

Borky

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Originally Posted by Thomas
Neither cold nor fruity but a favorite nonetheless:

Hot Chocolate,
Kahlua
Peppermint schnapps,
Whipped Cream

Proportions will vary according to taste. For the colder evenings.


What's that called so I can pull up a recipe with measurments?
 

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The Rob Roy (or of course a Manhattan or Brandy Manhattan).

I like mine:

3 to 1 Scotch to Sweet Vermouth with a dash of bitters. Serve in a beautiful Waterford crystal cocktail glass. Some garnish with a cherry and I will accept that at a restaurant. But I *never* do it myself.

b
 

Thomas

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Originally Posted by Borky
What's that called so I can pull up a recipe with measurments?

Peppermint Patty, (iirc).
 

rdawson808

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Originally Posted by Thomas
Neither cold nor fruity but a favorite nonetheless:
Hot Chocolate,
Kahlua
Peppermint schnapps,
Whipped Cream
Proportions will vary according to taste. For the colder evenings.



Related, but cold, is the "girl scout cookie" (as I first heard it called). Adjust ratios to your liking.

3 parts vodka
1 part clear creme de menthe
1 part clear creme de cacao

Stir if you want it to remain clear. I shake it for a great mandlebrot-looking effect on the surface. Serve in a cocktail glass.

bob
 

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My favorite, is a Big Apple. Heat Apple Cider with cinnamon sticks, and rum to taste.
 

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Stingers are great for after dinner on a cold night.
 

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