Book club drinks

Explore these literary cocktails: Tequila Mockingbird, Death in the Afternoon, Green Gables, Lucky Jim, Mark Twain, James Joyce

I can't think of a better way to feed my excitement for the release of Iron Flame than with a celebratory cocktail inspired by Fourth Wing.

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One of the best pairings with our wine is a good book club. There’s nothing like sipping Chardonnay, enjoying small bites and discussing the summer’s hot read.

Have you wondered how some groups make book club fun and stand the test of time? Here are some tips to think about when you are considering a book club.

For book club fans, these recipes are the best snack & drink ideas for a fun & tasty party. Treat your guests to yummy appetizers, finger foods, cocktails, small bites, mini desserts, & beverages. All are good to pass or as a buffet. Including make-ahead, easy, & quick recipes that look fancy & taste gourmet. Enjoy vodka, tequila, rum, martinis, mules, & more. Offer gluten-free, vegan, healthy, cold, hot, or low-carb food.

Looking for cocktail recipes that won't break the bank? Forget fancy liquors and complicated recipes, try making one of these cheap cocktails instead.

The next time you're looking for a fun recipe, check out these cocktails with a literary twist for something fun to drink!

Hosting book club meetings is always fun. You gather with a couple of friends or colleagues and discuss great literature. The only issue with hosting is having to choose the best snacks for the event! No worries, this post will give you some great inspiration for your next book club meeting’s menu

When I host a fun book club party, Virgin Sangria is perfect. This fruity drink is pretty and fun to sip while discussing great reads.