In some countries when winter seems to be never-ending and the humid cold goes bone-deep, not even the warmest jacket can keep you
from feeling uncomfortable anymore. Thus, a quick remedy needs to be found to bridge the time until temperatures finally rise again.
Gladly, we have some little helpers at hand that won’t just make you feel your feet again but will be a joy for your taste buds at the same
time.
Since many countries are affected by the cold at some point in the year, there is a huge variety of delicious winter drinks from all around
the world. And they don’t necessarily always have to be hot to warm you up. A bit of booze can do wonders, as well. But we are sure you
already knew that. Below, we have compiled our favourites for a little overview with additional info available for each beverage, including
our authentic and simple recipes.
Feuerzangenbowle
You have probably tried or at least heard of mulled wine before. Together with German Christmas Markets, the hot beverage has spread to
many countries around the world where people take joy in it during the cold months of the year. But drinking the same old stuff every year
gets old over time. So why not take the hot, Christmas-spiced wine to the next level? Well, let us introduce you to Feuerzangenbowle.
While the base ingredients are essentially the same, a special addition sets the two apart. A little hint: a sugar cone soaked in rum gives
the punch a fabulous note of caramel as it melts.
Agertee
Have you ever been to Austria in winter? A wonderland covered in snow from the breathtaking mountains to the adorable villages along the
valleys. And then there is Jagertee! Nothing beats the feeling of coming into a mountain lodge after hours on the ski slopes and taking your
first sip of the boozy hot tea. The Austrian winter drink will warm you from the inside and get you ready for the “afterparty”.
Eggnog
Eggnog is simple. Blend eggs, milk, sugar and booze and off you go. If this concept of a drink is unfamiliar to you, it may sound a bit
strange. But let us tell you: it is absolutely delicious. And millions of North Americans can’t be wrong about their favourite winter drink.
Whether cold like the classic or hot as a so-called Tom & Jerry, the creamy egg punch is a must-try during the cold season.
Cola de Mono
The creaminess of the Eggnog sounds intriguing but you don’t like the idea of using eggs in a drink? Then Cola de Mono can be a great
alternative for you. The Chilean Christmas cocktail might boast a strange name “monkey’s tail” but the taste is magical, especially if you are
a coffee lover. And Cola de Mono doesn’t need to be hot to get your feet warm and your legs shaky.
Of course, the world has much more to offer than just winter drinks.
