National Hot Buttered Rum Day

January 17, Friday

National Hot Buttered Rum Day
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National Hot Buttered Rum Day is celebrated annually on January 17th in the United States. This holiday is dedicated to one of the coziest and most warming drinks, especially popular during the winter season. Hot Buttered Rum is a classic winter cocktail that combines the warmth of alcohol with the rich flavor of spices, making it perfect for cold days.

History of the Holiday
Hot Buttered Rum has been known as a drink since the 18th century. It was popular among sailors and colonists who needed to warm up during the cold months.
The drink was created to make rum more enjoyable to drink by adding spices, sugar, and butter.
Today, this drink has made a comeback, especially during the holidays and winter events.

How the Holiday is Celebrated
On this day, many bars and restaurants offer special recipes for Hot Buttered Rum or host themed events.
People prepare this drink at home, using various recipes and adding spices and sweet ingredients like cinnamon, cloves, and vanilla.
Families and friends often gather to enjoy Hot Buttered Rum during the winter, creating a cozy and warm atmosphere.

Interesting Facts
Hot Buttered Rum was popular among sailors because it helped not only to warm up but also to fight off colds.
This drink is often associated with Christmas and New Year’s celebrations.
Although Hot Buttered Rum has a long history, its popularity has risen again in recent decades, especially thanks to the holidays and winter evenings by the fireplace.

National Hot Buttered Rum Day is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy this warming drink, learn more about its history, and share a cozy atmosphere with loved ones on a winter evening.
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