10 Winter Beverages You’ll Want to Fill Your Mug With

Nutella Hot Cocoa The weather may be cold and dreary, but this indulgent drink is a warm, chocolatey hug in a mug. We recommend brewing up a batch for the family and then relaxing in front of the fire with a blanket or two. Check out the recipe here.

Orange & Peppermint Hot Chocolate Call up your friends for a girls night by the fire with this peppermint hot chocolate, spiked with a splash of vodka!  Check out the recipe here.

Sweet Turmeric Temptation If you promised yourself you'd start the year on a health kick, then you need to try this warm and delicious turmeric milk with nutritious dandelion tea, sweetened to perfection.  Check out the recipe here.

White Chocolate Nog No need to let the fun of the holidays go just yet. This ready-to-serve eggnog is even more irresistible when spiked with white-chocolate liqueur and rum. Check out the recipe here.

Ayurvedic Nutmeg Milk If you're having trouble getting a restful sleep, you're not alone. Luckily, this warm Ayurvedic drink will soothe those nerves in no time.  Check out the recipe here. 

Spiced Coconut Eggnog Dream If you're craving something sweet with a bit of a healthy twist, our Spiced Coconut Eggnog Dream uses nutritious MCT oil.  Check out the recipe here.

Unicorn Hot Chocolate The kids are going to love this one. Equipped with decadent chocolate and dressed up in fun colors, this hot chocolate is bound to be a hit with the whole family.  Check out the recipe here.

Coconut Mocha Surprise If you're like us and you're obsessed with the health benefits of coconut, this drink will be your new best friend. Loaded with coconut oil and sweetened up with mocha, you get your daily dose of healthy fat as well as a sweet and tasty treat.  Check out the recipe here. 

Cinnamon Spiced Chai Contentment During the winter time, spices warm us up from the inside out. Up your intake of warming spices with our version of a chai latte. Check out the recipe here.

Ayurvedic Cold Remedy Tea Our immune systems suffer in January and February due to the overindulgence of the holiday season, along with the lack of activity and sunshine that tends to follow winter. But by nourishing the body with warming spices and healing herbs, we can easily kick cold symptoms to the curb and provide the body with what it needs to rejuvenate with a healing tea like this one. Check out the recipe here.