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15 Soul-Warming Cider Recipes

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Mulled Cider
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Mulled Cider

Make these toasty cider cocktails for your next fall fling, or leave out the alcohol for family-friendly affairs.

In this go-to recipe, the sweetness of syrup balanced with kicky peppercorns brings autumn into your mug.

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Apple Cider, Cranberry and Ginger Punch
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Apple Cider, Cranberry and Ginger Punch

This chilled version is delightful both with and without gin.

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Black-Currant Cider Sparklers
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Black-Currant Cider Sparklers

Little ones love this simple cider adaptation. Mix it up with pomegranate, cranberry, or grape juice too.

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Cider Smash
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Cider Smash

A bourbon-based cocktail for sophisticates that begs for an apple-slice garnish.

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Warm Vanilla Cider
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Warm Vanilla Cider

Topped with whipped cream and honeyed walnuts, and you can check off dessert.

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Spiced Apple Cider Photo: John Kernick
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Spiced Apple Cider

Throwing a big bash? This recipe was devised to please a crowd.

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Apple-Pie Spiced Cider
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Apple-Pie Spiced Cider

Spiced with cloves, cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg, this cider always delights. For grown-ups, brandy adds a welcome kick.

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Tea and Hot Cider
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Tea and Hot Cider

Why didn’t we think of this sooner? For crisp fall mornings, steep your tea in apple cider instead of water for a comforting brew.

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Maple-Bourbon Cider Photo: Romulo Yanes
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Maple-Bourbon Cider

Lemon juice, maple syrup, and bourbon take humble apple cider to new heights. The truly adventurous will top each glass with a touch of Cayenne pepper.

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Perfect Storm Cocktail Photo: Jens Mortensen
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Perfect Storm Cocktail

This autumnal cocktail offers a new spin on the classic Dark and Stormy. A vanilla and fine sugar mix make add a sweet touch to the rim of the glass.

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Shaken and Stirred: The Big Apple
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Shaken and Stirred: The Big Apple

A showstopper like its namesake city, this cool cocktail mixes sparkling cider, vermouth, and whiskey.

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Warm Cider and Rum Punch
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Warm Cider and Rum Punch

This crowd-pleasing punch, spiked with dark rum, is a perfect party drink.

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Cognac Sparklers
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Cognac Sparklers

The strength of the Cognac builds up the apple flavor -- and feel free to step from regular cider to the hard variety for a more intense taste.

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Apple Spritzers
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Apple Spritzers

The simple addition of club soda and bitters transforms apple cider into a refreshing cold-weather drink. Garnish with a jaunty sprig of mint.

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Apple Brandy and Cider
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Apple Brandy and Cider

We'll see your apple cider and raise it with apple brandy, dry vermouth, and bitters.

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15 Soul-Warming Cider Recipes

Mulled Cider

Apple Cider, Cranberry and Ginger Punch

Black-Currant Cider Sparklers

Cider Smash

Warm Vanilla Cider

Spiced Apple Cider

Apple-Pie Spiced Cider

Tea and Hot Cider

Maple-Bourbon Cider

Perfect Storm Cocktail

Shaken and Stirred: The Big Apple

Warm Cider and Rum Punch

Cognac Sparklers

Apple Spritzers

Apple Brandy and Cider

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