Spiced Rum Punch only has 3 ingredients and it’s a uniquely tasty and refreshing punch! It goes down so easy with a sweet spiced kick.
The autumn and winter are times for light-hearted living and fun-filled get-togethers. This isn’t a sponsored post but I just really wanted to have a fun, easy and festive drink with one of my seasonal favorites.
Holiday Nog Spiced Rum Milk Punch is a lot of words but is a perfect punch for the holidays because of its smooth rich flavor. It also feels like a celebration in a cocktail.
It’s just one of those recipes that’ll help make your party a big hit.
Did you notice it’s not just rum but spiced rum? Needless to say – It Tastes So Good!
Another dairy free cocktail that’s on the blog is Copycat Bailey’s Irish Cream Whiskey. It has a couple more ingredients but is still super fast and, of course, rewarding.
Don’t miss the picture below the recipe card for the punch.
Spiced Rum Punch goes down easy and you could serve it in any kind of barware. Anywhere from a martini glass to a punch cup, you’ll be proud of your new dink.
Fancy it up or settle back and get cozy.
I used Silk Nog in this recipe and it’s delicious but there are so many varieties of dairy-free nog now. There is Holiday Nog, Almond Nog, Califia’s has a Nog, So Delicious has a Holiday Nog and I am sure there are many more.
If you have a favorite then, for sure, go ahead and use it. But use Spiced Rum. It’s so good.
The flavors are all there with very few ingredients that help bring it into the realm of celebration.
Can Other Alcohol Varieties be Used in a Nog Milk Punch?
Yes! Traditionally milk punches were made with brandy and bourbon. Then came whiskey. So you can really choose your favorite liquor.
Now we have rum and spiced rum at that.
Eggnogs came out later and were most popular in the South and especially New Orleans. Thank goodness for us we now have dairy-free nogs that taste just like the original.
Have you ever heard of syllabub? I’ve read the word in old classic novels and heard it in shows that are set in England in the 18th and 19th centuries. Well, turns out syllabub is milk punch.
So you know I’m saying milk punch throughout this post but I hope you know I am always meaning dairy-free milk punch. And the nog, of course, is dairy-free nog. I just want to stress that.
This recipe was actually created for Mother’s Day. It turns out this comforting drink is a cocktail that can be enjoyed earlier in the day at something like a brunch. Very much like Bloddy Mary’s.
It’s great by the fire too but you can certainly sip it on a warmer day and a bit before 5:00 pm. I love it over ice but Spiced Rum Milk Punch is great warmed up too. But just a little warm.
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Silk Nog Spiced Rum Punch
Ingredients
- 32 ounces Silk Nog - 1 container
- 12 ounces spiced rum of your choice
- 3 ounces maple syrup
- 1 whole nutmeg seed for garnish - optional, but pretty and delicious
Instructions
- Pour all of the ingredients into a large pitcher and stir well. You can even whip it in a blender so that it becomes frothy.
- Chill and serve over ice, if desired.
- Grate some of the outer seed of the nutmeg over your cocktail using something like this zester.
Nutrition
You know that Copycat Bailey’s Irish Cream Whiskey that I mentioned above? Well here’s a picture and it tastes fantastic.
Thanks Agness and yes, I think you can. The substitute is 1 to 1 but just do half and then test it for sweetness. It may be sweet enough.
Yum! This beverage seems like a drink I must try, Ginny. Can I substitute maple syrup with agave syrup?
WOW! This looks and sounds delightful! Sooooo festive!
Not much of a rum drinker so I’m going to try this out during the holiday season minus the rum for myself. Looks tasty. thanks
What a great alternative to egg nog. Now everyone can be included in the party 🙂
Silk makes an eggnog? Holy moly, where the heck have I been? This looks so delicious! I can not wait to try it!
Spiced rum is gorgeous. As are those glass mugs. I’ve just looked up Silk Nog (sadly it’s not something I’ve seen here in the UK) and it sounds delicious.
I love a good simple cocktail like this! I can also see how it could go down way too easily LOL. This will be perfect for our Christmas Eve party.
This is perfect for the holidays! I love to serve this kind of tasty treat. Thanks for the recipe.
Sounds like a refreshing drink to sip on poolside. Now…I just need a pool. 🙂
You just can’t go wrong with a spiced rum drink, Ginny. This looks totally yummy!
Thanks Cathy! It really was the best. I need to make some more. 🙂
Hahaha Dee! I’m glad you saw that 🙂
Excellent Michelle! You’re going to love it 🙂
This looks awesomely refreshing….such a delicious combo!
That is fun to say, and I’ll bet it tastes as good as it looks! 🙂
Oh man, this looks like the perfect afternoon drink! I’ve seen Nutchello in the grocery store but haven’t tried it yet–putting it on the list asap!
There’s always today 🙂 ❤
Oh, good Jenny! You’re going to love it! Don’t forget your coupon from their site.
Hahaha! Thanks Katerina 🙂
I need to try this ASAP!! 😀
I am totally going to see about Nutchello – on my way to the grocery store now!
Swoooooon! This is all kinds of fantastic!
I am a big Nutchello fan! I love how you kicked it up a notch.
So smooth and delicious Trish. Thanks!
Oh, good! You are going to love it 🙂
Oh wow! I have a feeling this will go down very easily 🙂
This is such a unique idea! I need to give this a try for sure!