Ingredients - Cape Cod

1 1/2 fluid ounces vodka
1/3 cup cranberry juice
1 slice lime

Directions - Cape Cod

1. Into an old fashioned glass over ice cubes, pour vodka and cranberry juice. Squeeze lime wedge into drink, and then drop the wedge into the drink. Serve.

Ingredients - Champagne Cocktail

1 sugar cube
1 dash bitters (such as Angostura®)
5 fluid ounces Champagne

Directions - Champagne Cocktail

1. Place the sugar cube into a Champagne flute, and drop the bitters onto the sugar. Fill the flute with Champagne, and serve. Do not stir.

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Questions about wine? We have answers.

How much wine should I buy for my dinner?

• Generally, for dinner, 1 bottle per couple is a safe bet.
   

What temperature should wine be served at?

• During the cooler holiday season, red wines should be fine served at room temperature, however, ideal temperature is 58-65 degrees. For white wines, take them out of the refrigerator 30 minutes before serving.

Should I serve red or white wines?

• Why not both? Sometimes the best choice is to offer both red and white and let the guests choose for themselves.

What wines should I serve?

• While it ultimately depends on your tastes - what you like is what you should drink - check out our Thanksgiving Wine Pairing article for suggestions.