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Recipe: Holiday Harvest Margarita 

Rebecca ConnorsDecember 3, 2025

Bright apple and pear flavors pair beautifully with smooth, warming tequila in this festive winter cocktail. Topped with a soft, velvety foam and finished with a Ripples print, it’s the kind of drink that feels special from the first sip to the last – perfect for cozy gatherings and cold-weather moments.

Ingredients:

  • 2 oz apple cider
  • 2 oz pear juice
  • 1 1/2 oz gold tequila
  • 1 oz grand marnier
  • 3-5 drops Ripples Foamer

Instructions:

Step 1: Combine all ingredients

Combine liquid ingredients into cocktail shaker.

Step 2: Dry shake

 Shake for at least 30 seconds to activate the foamer.

Step 3: Wet shake

Add ice; shake to combine.

Step 4. Strain and pour

Double strain into preferred cocktail glass – fill to the brim!

Step 5. Print and Serve

Top with your favorite Ripples print and enjoy!

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