Glögg, candles, wool socks, sauna… all things that bring warmth to cold days. In the North we’ve learned how to master the art of coziness thanks to cold and dark winters. We’re sharing our best kept drink secrets to help you discover the meaning of hygge right here so keep on scrolling.
The Nordic sister of Glühwein is warm, spicy, and sweet. It’s the drink that brings warmth to cold winters and people together under candlelight. Get cozy with glögg this winter.
For the ultimate glögg experience, follow these simple steps:
1. Heat the glögg but do not bring it to boil.
2. Garnish the drink with whole almonds and spices like cinnamon sticks and star anise.
3. Serve with gingerbread cookies, blue cheese, and fruits.
Bonus tip: To enjoy glögg like a true Swede, add a splash of aquavit or vodka for an extra kick!
Glögg can be used in many warm and cold cocktails. Valhalla brings a nice herbal taste to Blossa.
Hot chocolate is a classic warm drink but why not prepare it with a Nordic twist or even create a DIY hot chocolate bar for the next get together with friends or family. Spice up your hot chocolate with these products.
Combining chocolate with Koskenkorva Minttu Peppermint Shot is never a bad idea. Warm up with this truly Finnish winter drink.
Turn cocktail hour cozy by trading your standard cocktail for a hot one. Whether you are curling up under a blanket with a good book or heating up your cold fingers after a stroll in the cold breeze, these drinks will warm you right up.
How about a warming cocktail for the colder months of the year? Xanté Cognac & Pear liqueur paired with hot apple juice is just the drink to cozy up with.
Ice swimming, sauna, and a sauna coffee cocktail afterwards = the perfect Sunday. Try this Finnish take on an Irish Coffee classic.
