Ember Mug: Copper Edition on a dar gray counter with a cream vase and purple background.

Hot Apple Cider Bourbon Cocktail Recipe

October 30, 2019

This bourbon apple cider cocktail spices up the classic winter elixir, and is perfect to serve after a day spent braving the elements. The sweet bourbon and cider, paired with zesty lemon, bitter dry vermouth, and spicy cinnamon come together in a beautiful fall flavor medley.

Cider can’t live up to its full warming potential unless it’s served at the perfect hot temperature. Thanks to the technology of the Ember Mug, you’re able to enjoy your drink at its optimal temperature, 131ºF, or your preferred temperature.

Drinking Temperature

Served at 131°F (55°C)

Ingredients

  • 1½ oz (6 parts) bourbon
  • ¼ oz (1 part) lemon juice
  • ¼ oz (1 part) dry vermouth
  • Apple cider
  • Cinnamon stick
  • Lemon peel

Directions

  1. Pour bourbon, vermouth, and lemon juice into your Ember heated mug.
  2. Heat apple cider, and pour into Ember mug with the other liquids.
  3. Stir together with a cinnamon stick and garnish with a lemon peel.
  4. Serve at 131°F

Watch Video






Related Articles

A Summer Night Delight: S’mores Mocha
A Summer Night Delight: S’mores Mocha

August 22, 2023

For National S’mores Day, we recommend this nostalgic yet creative mocha recipe that will take you back to those summer nights...

Read More >

How to Make Kumquat Fruit Tea
How to Make Kumquat Fruit Tea

May 19, 2023

Celebrate International Tea Day! This kumquat fruit tea recipe is the perfect drink to warm you up on a chilly day. Made with freshly squeezed kumquats, this tea has a sweet and slightly tangy flavor that is sure to please.

Read More >

How to Make a School House Coffee Cake
How to Make a School House Coffee Cake

April 03, 2023

For National Coffee Cake Day, we recommend this classic coffee cake recipe that will take you back to your early school days with its rich buttery texture and crumbly strusel. This marvelous coffee cake perfectly pairs with a warm cup of coffee in an Ember Mug².

Read More >