drinks

This holiday staple uses the flower of the Caribbean island: hibiscus—also known as sorrel or roselle. They are usually sold dried and are available in specialty grocery stores and online. 

Mint meets pineapple, ginger and sake for a refreshing twist on your go-to summer cocktail.

A fun citrus-infused drink, this vodka soda goes well with our chocolate-covered pretzels and can also be turned into a mocktail.

Mix up this traditional cocktail and say cheers to summer.

This celebration of the annual apple harvest is a twist on a champagne cocktail. It’s made with sparkling dry cider instead of the usual bubbles, giving it a slightly lighter and fresher quality.