Chinese new year drink ideas

Ring in Chinese New Year with the special traditional fruit and rice dessert recipe 8 Precious Pudding and a fun ginger-infused citrus cocktail recipe Happy Dragon cocktail

China is a massive country and the most populous in the world, with a wildly diverse culture. A key aspect of any culture is its cuisine, and Chinese food is one of the most popular cuisines in the world. While you may associate Chinese cuisine with Kung Pao chicken and fried rice, you’ll need a beverage to pair with your family-style meal. That’s where a tasty Chinese cocktail comes into play. #ChineseCocktails

Written exclusively for Pottery Barn by Jonathan Stiers of The Stiers Aesthetic. Chinese Lunar New Year or Spring Festival as it’s also known, is the single, most important social and economic holiday in China. It is a time of celebration — gathering together with family, relaxing and most importantly, feasting! So, what better way to join in the celebration than …

The Chinese Fizz is a rum-based cocktail with cherry liqueur, orange liqueur, lemon juice, grenadine and a dash of bitters.

Explore a variety of drinks that are popular in China, from traditional teas like green and oolong to unique beverages like bubble tea and baijiu. Discover the rich flavors and cultural significance of each drink, perfect for expanding your palate or serving at your next gathering. Learn more about these must-try Chinese drinks and impress your guests with authentic refreshments. Click to dive into the world of Chinese beverages today!

The Chinese New Year festival runs for 15 days.

Celebrate the 2025 Lunar New Year with Chinese-inspired cocktails. Explore traditional recipes and ingredient inspiration at The Mixer.

A delightful large-format blend of lychees, gin, elderflower, and citrus perfect for festive gatherings like Lunar New Year.

Yesterday I shared a really really fast Chinese Chicken Wrap recipe that's super delicious. You'll love it. You'll love it even better with a quirky little cocktail inspired by Chinese New Year. Clearly, this is really un-authentic. But that's not what I'm go

Enjoy a collection of Chinese New Year drinks designed to bring good fortune and joy with every sip during your lunar celebration.