The Best Thanksgiving Drinks to Have (That Won’t Put You to Sleep)

Thanksgiving is basically the Super Bowl of eating — and if you’re reading this, you’re probably in charge of “bringing drinks” (aka the most important job). While everyone else is arguing about cranberry sauce, you can win the day by showing up with something that’s actually fun to sip.

Whether you’re hosting the full family dinner or posting up at Friendsgiving, here are the best Thanksgiving drinks that’ll keep you feeling festive — not flatlined.

1. Green Tea Shot — But Make It Kamoti

The classic green tea shot gets a glow-up with Kamoti. Same citrusy kick, way less sugar, and made to pour straight from the bottle. It’s the ultimate “quick, everyone’s here!” move when guests walk in.
Pro tip: Rim your shot glasses with cinnamon sugar for a fall twist.

2. White Tea Mule

Ginger, lime, bubbles — and a splash of Kamoti White Tea for smooth balance. It’s light, crisp, and the perfect drink to sip while pretending to help with the turkey.

 How to make:

• 1.5 oz Kamoti White Tea
• 3 oz ginger beer
• Squeeze of lime
• Optional: add a mint sprig or frozen cranberries for that “I tried” energy.

3. Apple Cider Spritz

Take that jug of apple cider sitting in the fridge and turn it into a crowd-pleaser. Mix Kamoti Green Tea with sparkling water and a splash of cider — boom, instant fall refresher.
Serve over ice with a cinnamon stick if you’re feeling fancy.

4. Pumpkin Pie Shots (Trust Us)

Mix Kamoti White Tea with a dash of pumpkin spice syrup and top with whipped cream. It’s dessert without the plate — and yes, they’ll ask for seconds.

5. The Chill One

Let’s be honest: Thanksgiving can be... a lot. So end the night with something easy. Straight Kamoti over ice with a lemon wedge = effortless perfection. Clean, smooth, done.

Final Toast

Thanksgiving’s about gratitude — and we’re grateful for a drink that keeps the vibe high and the hangover low. So while everyone else is slipping into a food coma, you’ll still be smiling, sipping, and maybe even doing the dishes (okay, maybe).

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Kamoti. All chill, no chaser.

Love,

Hoshi