Warm winter drinks from differents parts of the world

Snuggling in the blanket and indulging in a hot cup of beverage can be the most comforting thing in winters. For most of us the thought of devouring a hot beverage in winters revolves around Adrak wali Chai, Masala Chai or the classic Espresso or Filter Coffee, but have you ever thought how the world enjoys Fall! And what exactly is the most cherished drink in different parts of the world. Well, traveling to those exotic destinations amidst pandemic might sound like a distant dream, but we have curated a list of hot beverages from all over the world that are a must try once in a lifetime.

Bicerin also known as Turni’s Coffee is a classic Italian drink, which is usually enjoyed during the fall season. Prepared with whipped cream, chocolate and espresso shots. This Italian drink is a hearty fusion of hot chocolate and espresso.

Pumpkin Spice latte is a traditional drink consumed during the fall season. Made with a blend of aromatic mild spices, pumpkin puree, whipped cream. This warm piping drink is great for freezing winter evenings.

Matcha Green Tea is a traditional Japanese Tea, which is relished in several ways. This enticing drink is traditionally infused with water and is beaten with a bamboo whisk. This drink was traditionally consumed as a healing tea.

The United Kingdom or Great Britain is known for their love of tea.

Grog is a classic warm beverage which soothes the soul as well as sore throat, cold and cough. This simple drink is a delicious melange of honey, lemon, hot water and rum. Grog is also consumed as a potent drink to heal seasonal ailments.

Eggnog is a delicious creamy foamy drink, which is traditionally relished during Thanksgiving and Christmas. Made by combining egg yolks, milk, cream, sugar, spices, and spirits. This frothy drink is believed to be a great way to energize and fight winter fatigue.

Anijsmelk is a classic drink from The Netherlands. This delightful hot cup of Aniseed milk is a simple way to stay hydrated and warm during the cold weather.

This aromatic Moroccan tea is infused with the goodness of sweet mint, the tea culture of Morocco is a lot more than just tea is coupled with an enticing platter of savories, it is a tradition of hospitality.