No eggnog or milk for Santa here! As the world of craft cocktails has gotten…craftier, chefs around the world have put themselves to the ultimate test of creating a specialty Hanukkah drink. Each chef listed below garnered inspiration from a different source; some paid homage to the traditional blue/white/silver color scheme; others played with traditional Jewish ingredients; and some just needed to get that punny name out in the world. Maybe you try one of these or are inspired to develop your own recipe!

Olive Oil Gin Sour

Egg Cream

Hebrew Hammer

Aperol Schvitz

Jelly Donut Cocktail

Blueberry Ginger Ale Spritzer

Make ’em fruity or make ’em sweet with chocolate, these bite sized rugelach are sure to delight your Hanukkah or other celebration.
Joe’s Lager – Rek-lis Brewing Company
Gingerbread Cider – Stowe Cider
Ice Wizard – Burlington Beer Company
Powder Season – Greater Good Imperial Brewing Company
Ice Storm of ’98 – Baxter Brewing Co
Seasick Crocodile – Prairie Artisan Ales
Samichlaus Classic – Eggenberger
Celebrator – Ayinger Privatbrauerei
St. Bernardus Christmas Ale – St. Bernardus
Scaldis de Noel – Dubisson, Noel – Oxbow Brewing Co, Delirium Noel – Huyghe Brewery







While matzo is a traditional food and ingredient for Passover, matzo ball is an irresistible treat for a winter evening. For a vegetarian version the chicken breast can be excluded and chicken stock substituted for vegetable stock.
















Bring outdoor adventure into the home with these unique can cozies. The company Cactus to Pine takes retired climbing rope and fashions it into new products, keeping material out of landfills and giving you a never before seen gift option. This is a great way to level-up a very practical gift – nobody likes cold hands! Your recipient may choose to keep their cozie at home to dream of more adventure-filled days, or even take it out with them on their next hike, climb, or activity for the finish line celebration drink. 













