Mezcal winter cocktail

This hot and smoky Christmas cocktail with Mezcal is a perfect serve during the festive season. It's rich and bold with a kick of booze ...

Spice things up this holiday season with 5 irresistibly smoky and festive Mezcal cocktails that will have you feeling merry and bright in no time!

Warm up your winter nights with mezcal cocktails! Discover 8 of the best recipes that will spice up your taste buds and leave you craving for more.

Indulge in the smoky and festive flavors of mezcal with these 8 holiday cocktail recipes perfect for any winter gathering!

The country’s beloved spirits professionals on how they’ll be enjoying the agave spirit in the coming cold winter months—from a mezcal hot chocolate to a Pinot Noir mezcal mule and beyond.

Discover the perfect drink for your cozy nights in! Our list of 8 amazing mezcal cocktails will warm up your autumn evenings with every sip.

As the autumn leaves begin to fall, it’s the perfect time to savor the smoky, earthy flavors of fall mezcal cocktails. These distinctive libations blend the rich, complex notes of mezcal with seasonal ingredients like apple, cinnamon, and cranberry, creating a delightful fusion of flavors that capture the essence of the season. #fallmezcalcocktails #fallcocktails #mezcalcocktails

While hot toddies and cider may be your go-to beverages for fall, don't discount a solid mezcal cocktail.

The Cinnamon Hibiscus Mezcal Margarita is an enchanting blend of smoky mezcal, tart hibiscus syrup, zesty citrus, and warm cinnamon. It offers a unique and sophisticated twist on a classic cocktail.

Epicurious’ cocktail expert, Maggie Hoffman, created a drink that captures the flavors and nuances of acclaimed author Dawnie Walton’s favorite pre-pandemic bar cocktails, as outlined in this essay about the evolution of her drinking tastes. For the most luscious froth, serve fizzes in tall glasses without ice. Make sure your soda and glasses are well chilled before starting, either by chilling in the fridge an hour or more beforehand or filling with ice water and letting them sit for a bit.