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With winter settling in, we are all in the mood for cozy nights by the fire with a mug of something hot and delicious. We have you covered with this ultimate guide to hot beverages.

With the holidays coming up soon, you may have already started thinking about what you’ll serve for your holiday feasts. Whether you celebrate Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa or any other December holiday, it’s time to stock up on the beverages and dishes you will need for a beautiful and delicious holiday table.

There seems to be two camps when it comes to the state of our water: some people are staunchly in the still water camp, and others are in the sparkling water camp. Some do cross over for variety occasionally, and both have their good points. Which camp are you in?

Today we will make the case for each option: still and sparkling. From plain water to the bubbly version, both types tickle the taste buds and satisfy thirst differently. The one you choose will depend a lot on your diet, lifestyle, and personal preferences.

The Coca-Cola bottle is one of the most recognizable shapes on the planet, with its iconic contour fluted lines and classic design. Celebrated in the art, music and advertising worlds, the Coca-Cola bottle has transcended time to become one of the most recognized ever. Initially, the design was born to protect the brand, but no one could have guessed just how far the shape of the bottle would come to this day.

Many people equate fall with pumpkin spice - everything from coffee and donuts to candles and cereal. Who doesn’t enjoy the occasional pumpkin spice latte on a cool fall morning? But you may want a break and consume a beverage that has nothing to do with pumpkin spice. That said, you still want a drink that signals autumn’s arrival, so here are beverages that are NOT pumpkin spice!