Change your favorite beer or lager into a party-themed cocktail for game day.
Game Day is one of the most polarizing holidays of the year, but if there’s something that could break the tightly wound alliances between teams and bring us all, it’s alcohol. Recently, Nielsen statistics suggest that the week preceding the Super Bowl generated a nine-percent increase in sales of beer across the country which is a remarkable increase certainly, however, the same report suggests that the demand for spirits and wines is increasing Katie Lee Whoopie Pies. The official national drink has an uphill battle and perhaps a huddle could be needed. This is the way to go instead of dumping your beer into a bathtub filled with ice, welcome the guests by serving a sour (and cost-effective) cocktail that features your preferred ale or lager. There’s a potent michelada, a refreshing beer punch, and even an energizing ale-based Bloody Mary to bring beer back into the final zone.
Mauro’s Michelada Supreme
Jeff Mauro serves this boozy cocktail in a chilled salt-rimmed glass, just like the classic michelada, however with a few energizing ingredients that include hot sauce, fish sauce, and plenty of chili powder.
Gina’s Super Bowl Punch
Vodka and beer mixed? It’s true. If there’s ever a time to drink this smoky beer drink It’s Game Day. The Neelys love to top their bubbly drink with Club soda and limeade.
Spicy Beer-y Bloody Mary
A sweet, malty brown ale gives body and a zing to the traditional Bloody Mary. It’s thinner than the traditional brunch staple, which makes it ideal to drink with snacks.
Lime Beer Cocktail
Sandra Lee’s beer-friendly drink that is budget-friendly is a huge hit with the crowd and the best part is that it only requires three ingredients: light beer as well as lime juice and frozen limeade. Choose your favorite six-pack on the day before the game, and you’re almost there!
Beer Punch of Katie Lee Whoopie Pies
Sunny Anderson makes the base of her game-day drink that is fruity using Corona as well as lime juice, and the grenadine prior to adding berries into the mix. If you’re unable to find fresh berries, try frozen. They’ll give a sweet and icy edge to any drink.
