Esquire Tavern brings back its holiday pop-up bar this November The exclusive pop-up bar starts on Nov. 21
Cristmas Liquor Cocktail in a Crystal Glass on a Reflective Table with Christmas Lights. (Adahm Faehn, Adahm Faehn)
SAN ANTONIO – A downtown bar is making it easy to get in the festive spirit.
Esquire Tavern will host a ‘Miracle on Commerce Street’ pop-up cocktail bar serving “Christmapolitans” amid holiday décor.
The nearly 100-year-old Tavern, located on the Riverwalk, will welcome guests to a winter wonderland starting Nov. 21.
Festive cocktails like the Snowball Old-Fashioned made with bourbon, wormwood bitters, and gingerbread syrup, and Grandma Got Run Over By A T-Rex, made with vodka, lime, and spiced pomegranate will be featured on the menu, according to Esquire Tavern’s site .
Other festive cocktails include Christmas Cricket, Hot Buttered Rum, Jingle Balls Nog, and Holiday Spiked Chai.
Esquire Tavern is accepting reservations online .
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