Here are 10 winter-perfect picks to carry you straight through February.
This one is just built for winter. It’s rich and toasty with caramel, maple, vanilla, and warm oak—the kind of bourbon you sip slowly when it’s freezing outside. Whether you drink it neat or in an Old Fashioned, it’s a comfort pour in a bottle.
If “cozy” were a whisky, it would be this one. Soft smoke, honeyed malt, and a warming finish make it perfect for cold nights. It’s refined and balanced, great in a highball or simply poured neat while you wind down.
Aged rum belongs in winter, and this one brings depth with dark sugar, toasted wood, spice, and dried fruit. It’s silky enough to sip, but bold enough to stand up in a hot buttered rum or rum Old Fashioned.
Winter cocktails love a high-proof base, and this bottle brings bright agave with serious power. It’s crisp, peppery, and perfect for spicy margaritas, Palomas, or sipping chilled—a great pick if you want a spirit that’s unapologetically bold.
Bold rye spice, vanilla, dried orange peel, and charred oak make this rye a knockout for winter cocktails. It’s built for Manhattans, Boulevardiers, and anything stirred and boozy. The long finish warms you right up.
All winter richness needs balance, and this bottle brings it. Bright citrus, light botanicals, and sparkling lift make it perfect for brunch, spritz hour, or adding a little sunshine to grey January days.
Dessert in a glass — but elegant. Pistachio, sweet cream, and a velvety texture make this the ultimate after-dinner winter sipper. It’s great over ice, in coffee, or as a base for festive dessert cocktails.
A beautifully layered Indian whisky aged in a trio of cask styles. Expect warm spice, dried fruit, cocoa, and subtle oak. It’s unique, complex, and feels exactly like the kind of whisky you pull out when you want to impress someone.
This is peak cozy-season energy. Sweet butter pecan, caramel, cream, and gentle warmth make it perfect for sipping by the fire or adding to hot chocolate, coffee, or espresso martinis. It’s coziness in a bottle.
A tropical-meets-winter fusion. Classic Glenlivet smoothness gets a rum-cask twist, adding toffee, spice, and soft tropical fruit. It’s a winter Scotch with a little vacation energy, and it works.
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