12 Cider Cocktails to Will Warm Up Those Cold Nights

Who needs a Pumpkin Spice Latte when you can mix up these?

Natalie Migliarini
Apple Cider Sangria
Fall vibes in a glass.

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Courtesy of Hello Natural
Honey Bourbon Apple Cider Cocktail
Bourbon is by far the best way to warm up when it's cold outside.

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Courtesy of Serena Bakes Simply From Scratch
Hot Apple Cider Buttered Rum
Get really festive and throw a cinnamon stick in there.

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Courtesy of Inspired By Charm
Caramel Apple Martini
The rims are even lined with caramel.

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Courtesy of The Cookie Rookie
Apple Pie Punch
A dessert you can drink is the best of both worlds.

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Courtesy of Kitchen Confidence
Pumpkin and Apple Cider Fizz
Because it just wouldn't be authentically fall without some pumpkin thrown in somewhere.

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Courtesy of Freutcake
Bourbon & Maple Apple Cider
Bourbon+maple+apple cider were seriously meant to be.

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Courtesy of The Cookie Rookie
Apple Cider Mimosas
Fall brunches might be better than summer brunches. Just saying.

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Courtesy of JoLynne Shane
Apple Cider Mojitos
Don't sacrifice mojitos just because beach season is over.

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Courtesy of Real House Moms
Warm Caramel Apple Cider Cocktail
...or an excuse to get a buzz while having dessert.

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Courtesy of Bethcakes
Spiced Coconut Rum and Apple Cider Cocktail
For those days when you're really missing summer.

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Courtesy of Sweet Peas and Saffron
Cranberry Ginger Cider Cocktail
With ginger beer and cranberries, you can drink this cider cocktail right on up through Christmas.

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