November brings falling leaves, cool temperatures, and November drink days. There’s so many drinks to celebrate this month!
Apple Cider Day on November 18th celebrates a drink that embodies all the qualities of a perfect fall drink. It’s warm, comforting and filled with spices. You can either enjoy it as is, or add a little booze to make a spiked cider!
If you need a little extra energy this month, get a caffeine boost with National Espresso Day on November 23.
If you love wine you’ll be delighted to know there are many wine holidays during the month of November. Start with National Wine Tasting Day on the first Saturday in November, and end with International Carménère Day on November 24.
See which of these November drink days you can find in this November word search printable. Keep reading for more special days, and to get this full list of November national days.
This list of November national days is a day-by day look at the month to find out how to celebrate your favorite national day with food and drink ideas, and (especially this month) lots of holiday projects. Each time we write a post about a new and fun national day for the month of November on…
This list of November food holidays gives us so many recipes to share. From National Candy Day to National Espresso Day, every day in November has at least one food or drink associated with it. National days are fun to celebrate, no matter the reason. But add in some mention of foods and everyone gets excited….
National Espresso Day is a holiday dedicated to this delicious caffeinated beverage. Grab your espresso and read on to learn more about the day! Whether you like your espresso served as a shot, or in a latte, National Espresso Day is for you! This drink has a history as rich as its flavor, so let’s…
Apple Cider Day was created to celebrate this delicious drink and its many varieties. Whichever version you prefer, let’s celebrate it today! When I think of fall, I think of pumpkin carving, caramel apples, cooler temperatures and apple cider! They’re one of those things that just are a symbol of fall to me! Fittingly, Apple…