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Hot Chocolate - A warm flavor for Christmas
Hot chocolate is not only a familiar drink, but also a symbol of warmth on cold days. Besides its delicious flavor, a cup of hot chocolate can help keep you warm. The high-quality chocolate in hot chocolate provides energy from cocoa butter, a natural source of nutrients. From a luxury item, this drink has become more popular today, and with simple preparation methods, you can even try making it at home.
Hot chocolate - a familiar and easy-to-make drink for the winter season.
Apple Cider - A fresh, rich, and unforgettable flavor.
Apple cider, a unique fermented beverage made from apple juice and pureed apple pulp, is becoming an indispensable trend at Christmas parties. With its fresh and delicious flavor, Apple cider is often low-alcohol or non-alcoholic, making it a favorite choice for many. Made with a blend of different apple varieties, it boasts a harmonious balance of sweet and sour notes. Today, Apple cider is becoming increasingly popular at parties, rivaling traditional fruit wines. Furthermore, the sweet aroma and spicy kick of cinnamon perfectly complement Apple cider, creating a distinctive flavor for Christmas Eve.
Apple cider, often low in or alcohol-free, is a popular choice for many.
Gluhwein - A special flavor of German Christmas
Gluhwein, a traditional German wine, is only available during Christmas and New Year's. On the table, this drink contributes to a warm, festive atmosphere. With its red wine flavor blended with cinnamon, cardamom, wild cardamom powder, bitter orange, or even lemon, Gluhwein is always the perfect choice to warm the hearts of diners on cold winter nights. When visiting Germany during Christmas, enjoy Gluhwein with a slice of apple pie or grape pie to experience the special flavors of this country's Christmas tradition.
Enjoying Gluhwein with a slice of apple pie or raisin pie is a German Christmas tradition.
Wassail - A classic British flavor for your year-end party.
With a history spanning over 600 years, Wassail is a traditional symbol of the British holiday season. Believed to bring health, good fortune, and hope for a bountiful apple harvest, Wassail is made from apples, sugar, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, and a few drops of brandy or sherry. In the Christmas spirit, each glass of Wassail is a promise to gather with family, loved ones, and friends. Under the twinkling lights, with a table overflowing with delicious food and Christmas melodies playing, it's always a memorable celebration for everyone present.
With a history spanning over 600 years, Wassail is a traditional symbol of the British holiday season.
Eggnog - A traditional and indispensable flavor for an American-style Christmas night.
Eggnog, a hearty drink originating in England in the 17th century, crossed the Atlantic and became a symbol of the holiday season in America from the early 19th century. Paired with bourbon, rum, or other spirits, Eggnog is a blend of milk, eggs, and sugar, creating a distinctive and stylish flavor. The image of a traditional creamy white Eggnog is often seen at Christmas dinner tables, accompanied by a lavish turkey, making for a warm and memorable celebration.
The image of a creamy white Eggnog is an indispensable part of a traditional American Christmas dinner table.
Cola de Mono - The warm taste of Christmas from Chile
Christmas in Chile is perfect with Cola de Mono, also known as "monkey tail." Made with milk, coffee, vanilla, cinnamon, nutmeg, and a blend of spirits, this drink is a symbol of the holiday season. Given the cold weather, if you're a coffee and liqueur lover, Cola de Mono is the perfect choice. It's not just a beverage; it embodies a part of tradition, often paired with special fruit tarts. Cola de Mono – a rich, heartwarming flavor for Christmas Eve.
If you're a coffee and liqueur lover, Cola de Mono is the perfect choice.
Orange and cinnamon tea - a prayer for peace.
The golden-orange hue of the tea, combined with the aroma of cinnamon, brings a sense of peace and warmth during the Christmas season. Originating from India, cinnamon is not only a familiar spice but also the secret to the delicious flavor of this tea. Its pleasant scent helps relax the mind, and it's also rich in minerals that are good for health, providing antioxidants and supporting cardiovascular and digestive health.
As the year draws to a close, sipping a cup of orange and cinnamon tea is a delightful and warm way to enjoy a drink, and also serves as a wish for health and peace for those sharing the tea.
Orange and cinnamon tea is both delicious and good for your health.
Coquito - A special flavor of the holiday season in Puerto Rico
Coquito – an icon of Christmas in Puerto Rico – is a special drink that captivates anyone who tries it. The blend of milk, coconut cream, egg whites, cinnamon, vanilla, and white rum creates a refined and unique flavor. Enjoyed cold, it's often topped with ground nutmeg and cinnamon for added warmth during the cold winter months, especially on Christmas Eve. Each sip of Coquito is a journey of savoring the unique flavors of Puerto Rico in a festive atmosphere.
Coquito, an icon of Christmas in Puerto Rico, is a special drink that captivates anyone who tries it once.
