Looking for Thanksgiving cocktails and mocktails? These drink recipes are some of my favorite for the holidays — cozy, colorful, and festive without the fuss.
Making special festive drinks is often an afterthought when it comes to holidays but if you want to go beyond bubbles, wine and beer, you can try one of these gorgeous, holiday-themed Thanksgiving cocktail recipes (mocktails included!). These recipes have all the cozy fall flavors: apple, cranberry, pear, ginger, cinnamon, and a few surprises. As an ex-cocktail bartender I’ve mixed (and tasted!) enough to know these are worth your time — and they’ll definitely earn a spot on your holiday table. PS. Many of these are great for Christmas, too!
Cobbler Punch
If fall had a signature party drink, this cobbler punch would be it. It’s fruity, sparkly, and does most of the work for you — all you have to do is pour and enjoy. Recipe from Half-Baked Harvest.
Cranberry Punch
I love how this cranberry punch walks the line between sweet and tart. It’s a bright, bubbly cocktail that tastes like Thanksgiving in a glass — and it’s dangerously easy to refill. Recipe from Damn Delicious.
Apple Cider Moscow Mule
There’s something about this apple cider Moscow mule that feels instantly festive. It’s crisp, gingery, and cozy, like your favorite fall sweater, but in cocktail form. Recipe from Platings And Pairings.
Negroni Sbagliato
For those who like their drinks with a little flair, a negroni sbagliato is it. Bubbly, bittersweet, and effortlessly cool, it’s the kind of cocktail that makes you feel fancy with zero effort. Recipe from Cookie + Kate.
Spiced Pineapple Rum Hot Toddy
When the weather turns chilly, I reach for this spiced pineapple rum hot toddy. It’s a tropical-meets-fall mashup that warms you right up without being too heavy. Recipe from Cotter Crunch.
Fall Harvest Bloody Mary
Now this fall harvest Bloody Mary is brunch’s boldest moment. It’s savory, spicy, and packed with enough flavor to double as a side dish. Recipe from Dishing Out Health.
Pear Tree Cocktail
Here’s one for the pear lovers. The pear tree cocktail is elegant, gently sweet, and has that crisp citrus balance that keeps you coming back for another sip. Recipe from Feasting At Home.
Pomegranate Aperol Spritz
Every Thanksgiving table needs a little sparkle. Enter the pomegranate Aperol spritz. It’s bubbly, bright, and just tart enough to keep things interesting. Recipe from How Sweet Eats.
Thanksgiving Sangria
This Thanksgiving sangria is fruity, spiced, and seriously crowd-friendly. I love that it gets better the longer it sits, which means less stress and more sipping for you. Recipe from Half-Baked Harvest.
Thanksgiving Punch
A pitcher of this Thanksgiving punch instantly makes the room feel festive. It’s a colorful, fruity cocktail with apple, cranberry, and orange. Easy to make and even easier to love. Recipe from Orchids + Sweet Tea.
Thanksgiving Mocktail
When I’m skipping the booze, this Thanksgiving mocktail hits the spot. Apple cider, cinnamon, and a little fizz make it cozy and refreshing all at once. Recipe from Dash Of Jazz.
Sparkling Ginger Cranberry Mocktail
A little sweet, a little zingy, this sparkling ginger cranberry mocktail brings instant cheer. It’s fizzy and full of flavor, even without the alcohol. Recipe from The Speckled Palate.
Apple Ginger Mocktail
This apple ginger mocktail has that crisp, spicy warmth I crave in the fall. It’s refreshing, simple to make, and a great option for guests who want something special without the spirits. Recipe from The Mindful Mocktail.
Sparkling Fall Mocktail
If you love a little fizz with your fall flavors, the sparkling fall mocktail is the one. Lightly citrusy and spiced, it feels festive without trying too hard. Recipe from Dash Of Jazz.
Crisp Apple Mocktail
Fresh ginger meets crisp apple in this simple mocktail that somehow feels fancy. It’s bright, refreshing, and ideal for sipping while the turkey’s still in the oven. Recipe from Marisa Moore.
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