Cheerwine partners with two Greenville mixologists for its holiday recipe collection

CAMP’s Drew Green and UP on the Roof’s Jason Bolt have each created a cocktail recipe featuring Cheerwine Holiday Punch.

Images of Cheerwine Holiday recipe collection cocktails by CAMP and UP on the Roof

Cheers with Cheerwine, GVL. | Photos provided

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Calling all Cheerwine lovers. The cherry soda is spreading holiday cheer with local mixologists + a holiday recipe collection.

The collection features Cheerwine-inspired food + beverage recipes from 14 SC and NC chefs, mixologists, and community leaders — two of which hail from Greenville.

CAMP’s Drew Breen + Up on the Roof’s Jason Bolt have each created a cocktail recipe featuring Cheerwine Holiday Punch (think: cherry flavor, pineapple juice, and ginger ale):

An image of a cocktail made with Cheerwine by mixologist Drew Breen of CAMP Modern American Eatery in Greenville SC.

Need to Mull It Over? | Photo provided

Need to Mull It Over? | Drew Breen, CAMP

This cold cocktail features dark rum, mulled Cheerwine syrup + Holiday Punch, and winter spices like nutmeg, clove, star anise, and cinnamon.

A Cheerwine holiday recipe called Cheer Up created by Up on the Roof mixologist Jason Bolt

Cheer Up | Photo provided

Cheer UP | Jason Bolt, UP on the Roof

This twist on the classic Old Fashioned has ingredients like bourbon, Holiday Punch, tart cherry bitters + vanilla simple syrup.

Stop by CAMP + Up on The Roof to try each cocktail or click the cocktail name above for the recipe and make one (or both) for your next holiday party.

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