Containing only a few ingredients and healthier pure cane sugar, this blood orange thyme spritz is both refreshing and festive. It is also super simple to make and totally delicious,

making it the perfect choice for any holiday celebration. 

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Top shelf vodka combines with delicious 100% cranberry juice and strong ginger beer in this clever, festive play on a classic cocktail. 

Get the recipe at Joyful Healthy Eats

A bit of vanilla almond milk, some chai tea concentrate, and a splash or two of maple whiskey are all you need to create this cold but warming chai cocktail. 

Head over to Glitter Guide to get the recipe 

This drink is filled with Aperol, cranberry juice, and a big of essence of tangerine. It is a delicious blend of holiday spice and sweet cheer, all put together without

the presence of any added sugar. 

Get the recipe at Hello Glow

Mulled wine is a traditional winter holiday cocktail. It is dark, fragrant, and strong enough to knock every single one of your lightweight aunts off of their feet. This low-cal

recipe utilizes fresh fruit, cloves, and spices to give the traditional drink a healthy makeover. 

Find the recipe at Gimme Some Oven

These apple margaritas are warm, fruity, and perfect for the cool fall and winter weather. Full of apple cider and two different types of alcohol, they are super simple to

put together and even easier to drink and enjoy! 

Get the recipe at Belle Vie

Much like its name, the Old Fashioned is a simple, low maintenance cocktail that never seems to get old. Bitters, bourbon, and water are just about all you need, and while the

cocktail recipe does call for a tiny bit of sugar, you can forgo that altogether if you're so inclined. 

Find the recipe at Popsugar

The heavy cream and alcohol combination doesn't sound too appetizing at first, but just about anyone who has ever enjoyed a White Russian will tell you differently. This fun, skinny

version uses soy milk instead of heavy cream to make the sweet cocktail a great low-cal option. 

Get the recipe at The Cookie Rookie