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An ode to fall, apple cider, brandy, lemon juice and maple syrup make a delicious gold-hued cocktail.
Make This: Apple Cider Cocktail
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Do you root for the Baltimore Ravens? Or maybe the New York Giants? We have cocktails for that.
An ode to fall, apple cider, brandy, lemon juice and maple syrup make a delicious gold-hued cocktail.
Make This: Apple Cider Cocktail
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Toast to game day (and hopefully a win) with rosé champagne flavored with pink lemonade, cranberry juice and a few frozen berries.
Make This: Rose Lemon Champagne
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You won't mistake this purple hue for any other team. The deep flavor of fresh blackberries melds with the exotic spice of cardamom syrup and citrusy botanicals of gin to create a refreshing relief during the hot days of early football season.
Make This: Cardamom Berry Smash
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This cocktail includes a variety of berries — raspberries, blueberries and blackberries. Muddle the berries, and mix with apple juice and cognac for a fruity combination.
Make This: Appleberry Pie Cocktail
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This creamy, adult-only beverage will instantly cool you down and satisfy the tastebuds.
Make This: Boozy Root Beer Float
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Keep it simple with citrus vodka, bitters and some orange juice.
Make This: Screwdriver Cocktail
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You only need carrot juice and vodka to make this any-time-of-day cocktail. The carrot juice color is the perfect hue to show your Bengals pride.
Make This: Carrot Cake Cocktail
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Nothing says fall like football games and pumpkin-flavored everything, so why not mix the two? Fill giant jars with bourbon pumpkin milkshake, and garnish the lid with chocolate brown and orange sprinkles to show your fan pride.
Make This: Bourbon Pumpkin Milkshake
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Switch out the rum in a classic mojito with sweet blueberry vodka, and garnish with fresh berries.
Make This: Black and Blue Mint Mojito
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A fun twist on the Bloody Mary, you can serve this drink during your tailgate no matter what time of day it is.
Make This: Wed Wabbit Cocktail
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The nuttiness and robust coffee flavor of this cocktail will make you feel cozy on those cold fall days.
Make This: Maple Nut Coffee Cocktail
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Transform your favorite matcha green tea into a cocktail. The grassy notes balance perfectly with the flowery botanicals of dry gin.
Make This: Matcha Green Tea Gimlet Cocktail
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Combine tequila with fresh lime juice, limeade and a splash of beer to make the perfect Texas-style cocktail.
Make This: Frozen Texas Twister Cocktail
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Topped with whipped cream that's made from scratch, Colts fans will be coming back for more.
Make This: Coffee Cocktail With Whiskey and Stout Beer
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Cognac, orange juice and ginger ale are delicious when combined, but drop in some blueberries for a burst of berry flavor — and the berries just so happen to resemble spots on a jaguar.
Make This: Spotted Cognac Cocktail
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This slightly-tart, boozy hot chocolate is infused with raspberries. Top with whipped cream and an extra raspberry to resemble the Chiefs' colors.
Make This: Cocoa Raspberry Heaven Cocktail
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Mix pumpkin pie spice with raw sugar to make a golden cocktail rim that is reminiscent of the Rams' team color.
Make This: Apple Cider Champagne Cocktail
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Flavored with fruits like strawberries, orange and cucumbers, this lemonade cocktail will cool you down on a hot game day.
Make This: Magic Hour Cocktail
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Mango juice and orange juice give this champagne cocktail a cheerful yellow hue. Garnish with an edible flower like a viola.
Make This: Amour a Mosa Cocktail
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This peppermint-infused drink will warm you right up during those late fall games. Garnish with a red, white and blue peppermint stick and a whipped cream topping.
Make This: Hot Peppermint Rod Cocktail
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You aren't a true Saints fan if you don't serve the Big Easy's most infamous cocktail, the hurricane. We made it frozen to help cool you down during your game-day celebration.
Make This: Frozen Hurricane Cocktail
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The hot cocoa (and alcohol) will warm you right up, while the mint flavor will help soothe you during cold games. Add red and blue sprinkles to show your Giants fan pride.
Make This: Boozy Peppermint Hot Chocolate
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The subtle flavor of cucumber mellows out the strong flavor of gin and citrusy flavor of lime.
Make This: Cucumber Gimlet
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Combine Mexican beer with Worcestershire, soy and hot sauce for fans who like it spicy.
Make This: The Michelada Cocktail
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If coconut cream pie is one of your favorite desserts, then this cocktail is for you. Toast shredded coconut before the game to really boost the flavor.
Make This: Coconut Cream Pie Cocktail
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The black magic cocktail is perfect for your Halloween celebration, but there's no mistaking this black and gold color combo is a great signature cocktail for a Steelers fan. All you need is black vodka, triple sec and orange juice.
Make This: Black Magic Cocktail
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You can't go wrong with a classic mojito cocktail, and the fresh lime juice is the perfect yellow hue for Chargers fans.
Make This: Classic Mojito Cocktail
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One of the Bay Area's favorite fall fruits, the apple, gets a boost when mixed with bourbon, ginger liqueur, lemon juice and sage syrup.
Make This: The Good Apple Cocktail
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A different take on the classic margarita, this frozen cocktail gets its bright green color from avocado.
Make This: Frozen Margie-Cadorita Cocktail
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Represent the Buccaneers' prominent black and red colors by switching out regular vodka with black. Garnish with red sugar crystals and a maraschino cherry skewered on a skull pick.
Make This: Black Vodka Cranberry Shot
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Southerners love their peaches, and they love their tequila even more. This cocktail will do the trick.
Make This: Tropical Tequila Cocktail
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The color and flavor of Italian sparkling red wine is a great tailgate companion for a Commanders fan. The homemade rosemary simple syrup adds the flavors of fall.
Make This: Gin Fizz Cocktail