12 Warm Non-Alcoholic Winter Party Drinks

To start, we have Kinderpunsch, which is a delicious hot punch that originated in Germany. It literally translates to "Children's Punch", but it definitely isn't just for kids!

Traditionally it's make with tea, juices, and warm spices like cinnamon and cloves. This recipe sticks to the traditional preparation and calls specifically for herbal hibiscus tea, orange juice, apple juice, cherry juice, cloves, cinnamon, and star anise.

It can easily be made in big batches, so it's perfect for a party!

This recipe sounds beyond delicious and would be so fun to serve at a party so those not drinking don't feel left out!

To make it, you combine 48oz of pineapple juice with a little bit of orange juice, butter, brown sugar, and cinnamon in a sauce pan and set it to boil for 20 minutes.

Then just pour it into cups and you have a tasty treat that anyone who likes pineapple will faun over.

I absolutely love mulled wine, and this recipe sounds just as good as the real thing.

For the recipe, you can choose either cranberry juice, pomegranate juice, or non-alcoholic red wine for the base. I would personally go with cranberry juice since it has a tartness that would be nice in mulled "wine".

From there, you just need cloves, cinnamon sticks, star anise, oranges, and brown sugar to taste. Throw it all in a slow cooker and you have a non-alcoholic mulled wine that everyone can enjoy!

Who doesn't love a hot mug of nog in the wintertime? It's such a festive, tasty treat when it's cold out, and this recipe takes it to a new level with the addition of pumpkin!

It's also non-dairy, so everyone can have a glass and it's much healthier than a typical eggnog recipe.

The primary ingredients are vanilla soy milk, eggs, and pumpkin puree. From there, you just need sugar and warm spices. It only takes 8 minutes to whip up, so there's really no excuse NOT to make this nog.

Hot Toddies are known as a drink that can cure colds, but they're also delicious and easy to make for a crowd.

This recipe couldn't be more simple: it's just Green Tea, honey, orange juice, lemon juice, and warm spices.

If your friends love tea, this is the perfect drink to whip up at your next get together!

Butterbeer is a fantastic and festive winter drink for both kids and adults! Even if you aren't a Harry Potter fan, it's undeniably delicious and super unique.

The primary ingredients are Butterscotch Instant Pudding, cream soda, milk, and (of course) butter. Once you have everything mixed together, you can keep it in a crockpot on low and enjoy the warm butteriness all day long!

Chai is one of the best winter flavors, and it's even better when paired with apple cider!

This recipe only requires 3 ingredients aside from water, so it's super easy to make and won't add any extra stress to your plate. All you need is chai tea, apple cider, and cinnamon sticks to make this tasty hug in a glass.

Here's another take on a hot apple cider that's sure to please a crowd! This is a traditional Wassail, which is a European hot mulled cider that's often served during the holiday season.

So it's super festive, and it'd also be wonderful any time of year when it's cold outside.

For the recipe, you'll need apple cider, lemon, honey, an orange, and ALL of the warm winter spices. A lot of people consider Wassail to be a tastier version of hot apple cider, and it's hard to disagree!

If you want a hot, decadent drink you can easily make for a party, this white mint hot chocolate would be perfect!

For ingredients, you need white chocolate chips, milk, heavy whipping cream, and peppermint extract. Cook it on low in the slow cooker for 2-3 hours and then serve in a mug with candy canes. Ideal for a holiday party or even a chilly, lazy Sunday.

I had never heard of a Sweet Adeline before, but it's a delightful, fruity tea that would warm you from the inside out!

It uses pomegranate juice, cinnamon simple syrup, and a black tea blend with orange and/or spices. So it's spicy, fruity, and super easy to make.

Mexican hot chocolate is essentially hot chocolate with extra spices, including cinnamon, cayenne, and chili powder. It also tends to use darker, more bitter chocolate instead of milk chocolate.

This recipe is pretty traditional and uses milk, unsweetened cocoa powder, bittersweet chocolate, cinnamon, sugar, vanilla, chili powder, and cayenne.

So compared to normal hot chocolate, it's less sweet, has a little bit of a kick, and has more winter spice flavors.

Pear is one of the best ingredients to use in the winter, and this drink sounds so warming and delish!

To make it, you need the juice of two clementines, a liter of pear juice, a squeeze of lemon, ginger, cardamom, and cloves.

It's easy to make in a large batch and would be a hit at any winter party or holiday get together!