Eleven Holiday Cocktails in Metro Phoenix
Whether you're celebrating Black Friday or untangling a web of burnt out Christmas lights, chances are you could use some holiday spirits. Luckily these seven Metro Phoenix spots have just the liquid encouragement you need to brace "the most wonderful time of year." From cider to nogs, cranberries to figs, these Christmas miracles are just the trick to get you feeling 
Citizen Public Houe All Saints cocktail drunk jolly.
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Sassi Hot Apple Pie Cocktail
Sassi
This North Scottsdale Italian eatery is offering two seasonal drinks including a Hot Apple Pie cocktail with Tuaca liqueur, apple cider, whipped cream and cinnamon; as well as a Fig Sidecar, featuring Fig infused Remy, Cointreau, and lemon juice. It's just enough cocktail indulgence to get you all the way over to Pinnacle Peak.
Citizen Public House
Citizen Public Houe Rye's Wilde Open
This Old Town Scottsdale establishment is delivering a seasonal selection of holiday-inspired cocktails such as the Rye's Wide Open featuring Wild Turkey rye whiskey, spiced apple cider, Fever-Tree bitter lemon soda, and sage; and also the All Saints using Zacapa 23 Solera rum, sugar-squash simple syrup, and sherry.
RUMbar at The Breadfruit
The RUMbar The Fruit Cake
The rum-only restaurant proves that exclusivity doesn't limit you from some holiday whimsy. It has whipped up The Fruit Cake featuring Clément V.S.O.P. Rhum Agricole Vieux, strawberry preserve, aged stone fruits, lemon, grapefruit, and cherry bitters. It's quite possibly the most exotic holiday cocktail you'll find this season.
St. Francis
St. Francis Red Apple Sangria
This Central Phoenix restaurant gets serious points for taking two of our favorite things and combining them into one glass.
Part cider, part sangria, the Red Apple Sangria at Saint Francis is a concoction of brandy, apple cider, red wine, citrus, and spice. It's further proof that sangria can and should be enjoyed all year round.
If you're looking for something a little warmer, St. Francis has also been serving up traditional Hot Toddy's during its weekend morning happy hour.
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