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Cinnamon co*cktails are a game changer, especially during the cooler months. This spice adds a warm and spicy flair that enhances any drink. I love how it transforms a simple beverage into something special, offering a cozy feeling with every sip. These recipes range from beloved classics with a cinnamon twist to innovative new mixes. Each one is crafted for easy enjoyment, perfect for social gatherings or a relaxing night in. I’m excited for you to try them out. These cinnamon co*cktail recipes are a must-try for a cozy, spicy kick.
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Cinnamon Maple Whiskey Sour
Starting with something simple, the Cinnamon Maple Whiskey Sour is a perfect way to kick off the season. It’s just like a classic Whiskey Sour but with a bit of a spicy-sweet twist. This cinnamon co*cktail recipe is easy to make in larger batches for a group of friends, too.
Cinnamon Maple Whiskey Sour
Starting with something simple, the Cinnamon Maple Whiskey Sour is a perfect way to kick off the season. It’s just like a classic Whiskey Sour but with a bit of a spicy-sweet twist. This cinnamon co*cktail recipe is easy to make in larger batches for a group of friends, too.
Cinnamon Spiced Old Fashioned with Muddled Blood Orange
If a regular Old Fashioned sounds a bit boring to you, then why don’t we spice it up a bit? The blood orange and the cinnamon work wonders together in this co*cktail. It’s sure to give you a nice warm, fuzzy feeling while you sip. Just pick out your favorite bourbon and mix one up!
Cinnamon Tequila Sour
The Cinnamon Tequila Sour is the next one up and I think you’ll really love this one, especially if you enjoy tequila co*cktails. This co*cktail is simple and only requires tequila, simple syrup, lemon juice, cinnamon, egg whites, and ice. The egg whites are optional but I highly recommend them.
Cinnamon Bourbon Fizz
The Cinnamon Bourbon Fizz takes a bit more effort than some of these other cinnamon co*cktails but it is all worth, trust me. You need to mix up some cinnamon honey simple syrup, first. Don’t worry, it’s easy! After that, all you need is your favorite bourbon, some aperol, lemon juice, bitters, and a touch of sparkling water.
Apple Pie Cinnamon co*cktail
Who doesn’t love apple pie? I certainly do, and it’s even better in co*cktail form! This one is easy as pie, so you don’t need to be a mixologist to pull it off. Plus, this drink never fails to impress guests. I recommend paying a little bit more and getting some high-quality apple cider for this one. It’s worth it!
Cinnamon Spiced Manhattan co*cktail
Even the most classic co*cktails can be improved with a touch of cinnamon, and the Manhattan is no exception. This is another simple cinnamon co*cktail to try this fall and it requires no mixing of simple syrup, just a shaker cup. This one will really warm you up!
Cinnamon White Russian
White Russians are one of my favorite drinks all year round, but during the fall I like to add a dash of cinnamon. This recipe calls for cinnamon simple syrup and a cinnamon-sugar rim. It really enhances the experience, if you ask me!
Cranberry Cinnamon co*cktail
This Cranberry Cinnamon co*cktail is a phenomenal balance of sweet, sour, and spicy all at once. Not to mention, this is probably the easiest co*cktail on the list, so it’s perfect for a Fall evening out by the fire where co*cktail ingredients may be limited.
Cinnamon Toast Crunch co*cktail
Now, for a really fun cinnamon co*cktail. All you cereal lovers out there will thoroughly enjoy this one. All you need is Rumchata, Fireball whiskey, and some half & half cream combined in a shaker and poured into a cinnamon-sugar-rimmed glass is all it takes to craft this sugary masterpiece. Perfect for a Sunday morning brunch!
Cinnamon Grapefruit Paloma
Speaking of brunch, the Cinnamon Grapefruit Paloma is another favorite of mine if I’m not in the mood for a mimosa and I want a taste of cinnamon. The cinnamon-citrus combo is strong and definitely not for everyone, but I find it to be incredibly refreshing. Always make sure you get fresh-squeezed juice for your co*cktails if possible!
Cinnamon Roll co*cktail
Another contender for the easiest co*cktail on the list is the Cinnamon Roll co*cktail. This tasty cinnamon co*cktail has two ingredients: Rum Chata and Khalua. You can garnish with a stick of cinnamon, but that is not essential. This one is creamy, sweet, and always a hit at Fall gatherings.
Orange Cinnamon Moscow Mule
This is a cinnamon co*cktail that I really wasn’t sure about until I tried it myself. The Orange Cinnamon Moscow Mule sounded strange at first, but now I almost like it more than a traditional Mule. The only drawback is that you need to either mix or buy cinnamon simple syurp for this one.
Smoked Cinnamon & Maple Whiskey Sour
The Smoked Cinnamon & Maple Whiskey Sour is delicious and gets bonus points for presentation. Bourbon, simple syrup, lemon juice, and maple syrup are all you need as far as ingredients go. After mixing, simply garnish with a cinnamon stick, light it on fire, and serve it to your friends!
Cinnamon Apple Cider Mimosa
Back to brunch for a second! I want to mention the Cinnamon Apple Cider Mimosa. It’s just like your typical mimosa, but instead of orange juice, you use apple cider and add a bit of cinnamon whiskey. As always, I recommend buying quality apple cider. It makes for a big difference in taste!
Gingerbread Gin and Tonic
Lastly, I thought I’d include something for anyone reading this who happens to like gin drinks. This recipe requires you to make spice-infused amaretto, but it’s not that much work, really. After that, just mix it with some gin, triple sec, and tonic! It’s a very creative co*cktail that blew me away when I tried it.
16 Cinnamon co*cktail Recipes
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Prep Time: 5 minutes minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes minutes
5 from 3 votes
Course: Drinks
Cuisine: American
Keyword: cinnamon co*cktails
Servings: 1
Author: Paul Kushner
Enjoy the sweet taste of cinnamon in these cinnamon infused co*cktails!
Ingredients
- Cinnamon Maple Whiskey Sour
- Cinnamon Tequila Sour
- Cinnamon Spiced Old Fashioned
- Cinnamon Bourbon Fizz
- Apple Pie Cinnamon co*cktail
- Cinnamon Spiced Manhattan
- Cinnamon White Russian
- Cranberry Cinnamon co*cktail
- Cinnamon Toast Crunch co*cktail
- Cinnamon Grapefruit Paloma
- Cinnamon Roll co*cktail
- Orange Cinnamon Moscow Mule
- Smoked Cinnamon & Maple Whiskey Sour
- Cinnamon Apple Cider Mimosa
- Gingerbread Gin and Tonic
Instructions
Pick your favorite recipe
Gather all the needed ingredients
Prep your cinnamon co*cktail in less than 5 minutes
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Written by Paul Kushner
Founder and CEO of MyBartender. Graduated from Penn State University. He always had a deep interest in the restaurant and bar industry. His restaurant experience began in 1997 at the age of 14 as a bus boy. By the time he turned 17 he was serving tables, and by 19 he was bartending/bar managing 6-7 nights a week.
In 2012, after a decade and a half of learning all facets of the industry, Paul opened his first restaurant/bar. In 2015, a second location followed, the latter being featured on The Food Network’s Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.
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