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Looking for a signature drink for your holiday party? Then look no further. These drinks made with Mozart Chocolate Liqueur are sure to bring the spirit and the flavor to any of your holiday festivities.
Celebrate the flavor of the season with this White Chocolate Peppermint Martini. Made with Mozart White Chocolate Liqueur this drink tastes like you are drinking a chocolate covered candy cane. This drink is perfect for after dinner and will get you in the holiday spirit.
This Dark Chocolate Old Fashion is a sweet take on a traditional drink. Made with Mozart Dark Chocolate Liqueur this drink is a chocolate lovers dream. This drink keeps the integrity of a classic old fashion but has a nice balance of sweetness with the cocoa powder and chocolate syrup in the drink.
Give these drinks a try this holiday season!
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White Chocolate Peppermint Martini
Ingredients
- Karo syrup
- Crushed peppermint candies
- Ice
- 4 ounces Mozart White Chocolate Liqueur
- 4 ounces vodka
- ¼ teaspoon peppermint extract
Instructions
- Dip two martini glasses in Karo syrup and dip into crushed peppermints. Chill glasses.
- Fill a cocktail shaker with ice then add the Mozart, vodka, and peppermint extract. Shake for 30 seconds and divide between the glasses.
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
Dark Chocolate Old Fashioned
Ingredients
- Chocolate syrup
- Cocoa powder
- 4 ounces bourbon or whiskey
- 1 ounce Mozart Dark Chocolate Liqueur
- 2 pieces orange peel
- Maraschino cherries
Instructions
- Pour a little chocolate syrup onto a small plate. Sprinkle cocoa nibs onto a small plate. Dip the rim of two rocks glasses into the syrup then into the cocoa powder.
- Combine the whiskey and Mozart Dark Chocolate Liqueur and divide equally between the glasses. Lower a large ice cube into each glass. Garnish with orange peel and cherries.
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
