Old fashioned cocktail cookies

An Old Fashioned is my drink of choice—warm spicy bourbon mixed with a little sugary sweetness. If my favorite cocktail married a chocolate chip cookie, this would be their love child.

Old Fashioned Rum Balls are the perfect homemade treats for the holiday season. They are a classic holiday treat that is packed full of rum flavor. The

Buttery shortbread and soft caramel are perfectly matched in these salted bourbon caramel shortbread cookies. A delicious addition to any holiday party.

These Kahlua No Bake Cookies are a quick and delicious boozy dessert made with everyone's favorite coffee liqueur, oatmeal, sugar, and pudding!

Everything's bigger in Texas and these Cowboy cookies (sometimes called Texas Cow Chips) are no exception. They are crispy on the edges but chewy and moist in the middle, and have about a hundred mix-ins that all combine to create the Texas of all cookies.

Gramma's Sweet Milk Cookies are old-fashioned goodness! Simple pantry ingredients come together quickly to make these simple cookies that are sweet and rich in flavor!

Adapted from Ready for Dessert by David Lebovitz. We will often freeze the chocolate dough balls after they've been coated with the regular sugar, and when ready to use, thaw for about 30 minutes, coat in confectioners sugar and bake. The dough can be refrigerated for up to 5 days or frozen for up to 1 month. These chocolate cookies are best eaten while still warm (aren't most cookies) or at least the same day.

Whiskey and chocolate!

These Crumbl Copycat Piña Colada Cookies taste like a vacation in sugar cookie form. Take a vacation anytime with these Pina Colada cookies!

Make a batch of cocktail-inspired Moscow Mule Cookies for the holidays. These frosted ginger cookies feature zesty lime and vodka.