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Silver75
The French 75 is one of the great celebration cocktails - gin, lemon, and Champagne, sharp and full of bubbles. The Silver 75 keeps that festive feeling and gives it a fresh accent. Blanco tequila takes the place of gin, lime stands in for lemon, and a little rosemary syrup adds a soft, piney note that feels made for the holidays.

GoldenCosmo
The Cosmopolitan comes with a reputation - the sleek pink drink in a stemmed glass, equal parts classic and glamorous. The Golden Cosmo keeps that elegance and dresses it for the holidays. It's a Cosmo with a seasonal swap: rosemary syrup in place of the usual orange liqueur, trading sweet citrus for a soft, piney, wintry note.

SparklingPoinsettia
Named for the bright red holiday flower, the Poinsettia is a classic Christmas sparkler. This version keeps it simple: cranberry juice, a touch of rosemary syrup, and Prosecco over ice. Ruby red, lightly bubbly, and barely a cocktail - in the best way.

MistletoeMule
Half the appeal of a mule is the copper mug - frosty, old-fashioned, and instantly festive once you dress it up for the holidays. The Mistletoe Mule leans on that. It keeps the mug and the lime of a classic Moscow Mule but trades the usual ginger beer for sparkling Prosecco, which makes it lighter, drier, and a little more celebratory.

PalomaFizz
The Paloma is Mexico's favorite tequila cooler - usually tequila, grapefruit, lime, and soda, served tall and refreshing. This holiday version keeps the idea but changes the fruit. Cranberry stands in for grapefruit, and Prosecco takes the place of soda. The result is a Paloma dressed for Christmas.

CranberryMargarita
A margarita is the cocktail almost everyone already likes, which makes it a smart one to put on a holiday menu. The Cranberry Margarita is the Christmas version - the same tequila-and-lime base, but with tart cranberry stirred in and a sugar rim in place of the usual salt.







