Oh, so you’re having THAT kind of Christmas party. Alright, we’ve still got you. Christmas cookie jello shots are little alcoholic cups of heaven and are so festive. Top it off with some whipped cream and sprinkles and you’ve automatically brought the hit of the party. Just remember that these ARE alcoholic, because with these, it can be a little hard to remember.

In search of a Christmas morning cocktail but normal mimosas don’t really seem festive enough? No worries. These apple cider mimosas are so festive and delicious and perfect for accompanying your Christmas brunch. Even better? It’s just two ingredients, Apple cider and prosecco. You can garnish with a rosemary sprig or with a cinnamon stick and boom, almost gourmet for zero effort.

Loved the Apple Cider Mimosas? Looking for something else along that vibe? Here you go! Cranberry mimosas are just as good yet a bit of a more refreshing take on the drink. Since we’re only using cranberry juice for these mimosas, adding some orange liquor can offset the bitterness and add a still-festive fresh flare.

If you’re more of a margarita person, you have to try this White Christmas Margarita. It’s packed full with festive flavors like cranberry, orange, and rosemary. So, even if it’s taco tuesday the week of Christmas, you still have a festive drink to sip your way through the holidays.

Gorgeous, gorgeous girls love eggnog. Eggnog girls are the most popular girls at the holiday parties. Here’s how you become a gorgeous gorgeous eggnog girl: combine amoretto, eggnog, and vanilla vodka. Rim a martini glass with caramel syrup and brown sugar, pour the drink after shaking, and enjoy being a gorgeous, gorgeous eggnog martini girl.

Hot Buttered Rum is a classic winter cocktail that I had only learned of recently, but oh boy, it looks and tastes how you might expect Harry Potter’s butterbeer to taste. This warm and cozy cocktail is not only warm temperature-wise, but the alcohol will be sure to warm you up even further. From the inside out, you’ll be spreading warmth and holiday cheer.

If you’re a fireball fan, first off, *fistbump,* and second, you will love love love this hot Christmas cocktail. In this hot toddy twist, you’ll combine the cinnamon whiskey and butterscotch liquor to create one of the coziest combinations of flavors you’ll taste. If you’re choosing to garnish, and I always think one should, you can rim your heat-safe glass with cinnamon or brown sugar and garnish with cinnamon sticks, star anise, orange, or all of the above.

If mules are your go-to drink, which they’re a great go-to, this gingerbread mule is a pretty easy way to twist the classic mule into a holiday drink. Because Moscow mules already have a ginger element with the ginger beer, adding molasses, cinnamon, and gingerbread infused vodka, will automatically transform this cocktail into something magical enough to spread the Christmas spirit. Instead of spearmint (a classic mule garnish and additive) consider incorporating peppermint for an even more festive take on this cocktail.