Here are 17 of my favorite drinks for the fall
Cool mornings, crisp air, and golden leaves deserve something warm or sparkling in your glass. This collection of fall drinks has you covered, from apple cider cocktails to pumpkin spice lattes and cozy hot chocolates. Scroll through, pick your favorite, and save a few for later – you’ll want them on repeat this season.
Fall alcoholic drinks
Apple Cider Mimosa
Cold cider, cold brut – and nothing else. One bottle pours about eight, so it covers a brunch table without you standing at the counter all morning.
Easy Apple Pie Cocktail with Fireball
Sweet, spicy, and just the right amount of kick. This cocktail is simple to shake up for parties or a quiet night in.
Apple Cider Whiskey Cocktail
A cozy apple cider whiskey cocktail that’s simple to mix and tastes like fall. Fresh cider, whiskey, and a rosemary garnish make it feel special for parties or a night in.
2-ingredient mimosas with cranberry juice
A two-ingredient cranberry mimosa that’s tart, bubbly, and holiday-brunch ready. Pour, stir, and serve for instant sparkle with zero prep.
Non alcoholic fall drinks
Easy Fall Mocktail With Cranberry Juice and Lime
Tart, cold, and fizzing, with cranberries at their seasonal peak. Three ingredients, nothing to simmer, and one pitcher covers the whole table.
Easy mocktail with pomegranate juice
A jewel-toned pomegranate mocktail that looks fancy but takes minutes. Bright lime and sparkling water make it refreshing, festive, and totally alcohol-free.
Pumpkin pie spice milkshake with vanilla ice cream
A pumpkin spice milkshake that tastes like dessert in a glass. Creamy, cold, and perfect for fall nights when you want something fun without baking.
Fall coffee
Dairy free pumpkin spice latte with oat milk
The classic PSL made lighter and dairy free. Real pumpkin and oat milk make this version both cozy and satisfying.
Homemade pumpkin spice latte with almond milk
A homemade pumpkin spice latte with real pumpkin and warm spice, no coffee shop required. Almond milk keeps it light and creamy, and it’s easy to make at home.
Homemade pumpkin spice coffee creamer
Make this once and turn every cup of coffee into fall all week long. Easy to customize and perfect for meal prep.
Homemade gingerbread syrup
Make a bottle once and every coffee for the next two weeks can be a spiced one. Fresh ginger and whole spices steep in a brown sugar syrup and then strain out, so nothing gritty ends up in the bottom of the mug.
Caramel iced coffee at home
A simple recipe that feels like coffeehouse quality. Caramel brings in fall vibes, especially with a dash of cinnamon.
Fall iced coffee with maple and cinnamon
An iced coffee for early fall days when it’s still warm out, made with maple syrup and cinnamon instead of pumpkin. It’s vegan, and the coconut whipped cream on top is optional.
Homemade iced white chocolate mocha
A creamy iced white chocolate mocha that feels like a treat but is easy to make. Sweet, smooth, and perfect for an afternoon pick-me-up with a fall twist.
Earl Grey milk tea with lavender (London Fog)
A cozy tea latte that belongs in fall. Earl Grey, vanilla, and foamed milk create a warming drink perfect for crisp afternoons.
Cozy fall hot chocolate
Dairy free hot chocolate with almond milk
A rich dairy-free hot chocolate that’s smooth and chocolatey without feeling heavy. Almond milk makes it easy for everyone to enjoy.
Homemade hot chocolate with chocolate chips
A classic homemade hot chocolate that melts real chocolate chips for a thick, creamy finish. Perfect for a cozy night or a hot chocolate bar.
Silky cocoa syrup for coffee and milk (kid approved)
A homemade cocoa syrup that makes instant hot chocolate and easy mochas all week. Stir it into milk or coffee whenever you want a quick fall treat.
These recipes bring the best of fall into your glass or mug, whether you’re hosting a crowd or just want something cozy at home.
Want something to eat alongside? The easy fall dessert recipes roundup covers the food end of the same season, with pumpkin cookies, a carrot bundt cake, no bake yogurt cups and warm sauces for pouring over ice cream.
Pick one to try tonight and save the rest – you’ll thank yourself when sweater season is in full swing. Cheers!
