Kelley Epstein
A cozy cocktail book with 40 recipes for drinks and light bites perfect for an après-ski or winter cocktail hour.
Après-ski is about enjoying a drink with friends after a day in the snow. Whether you’re hitting the slopes or cozied up by the fireplace, here are delicious drink recipes with and without alcohol, coded for easy reference: a green circle (mocktail), blue square (low-ABV), or black diamond (cocktail), with variations to customize each.
- Relax with a low-ABV Pomegranate Après-ol Spritz after skiing
- Whip up Tangerine Margaritas and S’more Runs Martinis to keep the party going
- Warm up with a Cognac Spiked Coffee or White Hot Chocolate
- Opt for a refreshing mocktail, like the Citrus Kombucha Fizz
Also included are easy recipes for salty and sweet snacks—such as Lemon Pepper Mixed Nuts, Parmesan Thyme Popcorn, and Snickers-Stuffed Dates—because no après-ski is complete without a bite to go with your drink. Gorgeous photography of mountain-town life will appeal to skiers, snowboarders, and snow lovers, making this a perfect holiday gift. Cheers!
WINTER COCKTAILS FOR EVERY OCCASION: Kick off the ski season with a round of Apple Cider Moscow Mules; celebrate New Year's Day with Mulled Cranberry Mimosas; cheer your sweetie on Valentine's Day with a Boozy Affogato; and cap off a bluebird spring ski day with a Blood Orange Shandy. With 32 drink recipes plus 8 recipes for snacking bites, this cookbook has all you need to enjoy winter to the fullest.
BEAUTIFUL BAR CART ADDITION: Brimming with appealing photography of ski slopes, snow-covered pine trees, chairlifts, firewood, blankets, and mountain-town life, this charming cocktail book is a must-have addition to any winter-loving cocktail enthusiast's home bar.
TOP-SHELF HOLIDAY GIFT: The ideal stocking stuffer! Wrap this charming cocktail book with a bottle of liquor, a cocktail shaker, or a pair of mittens for Christmas or a white elephant gift exchange.
Perfect for:
- Anyone who enjoys making festive cocktails
- Skiers and snowboarders
- Winter-loving cocktail enthusiasts
- Home bartenders who live in cold climes
- Residents of mountain towns who enjoy mocktails or cocktails
