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Last month was the coldest November since 1996. And while this first week of December has been pretty mild, we shudder to think how much chillier it's going to get.<br>
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Thankfully, when temperatures drop, one thing has always been there for us: booze. Scarves and sweaters can only warm you up from the outside in. With winter cocktails, it's the other way around.<br>
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With winter right around the corner, we looked to 10 Baltimore bars and restaurants for temperature hot (and spicy hot) cocktails, to help us hibernate. They also shared the recipes so you can make them at home. That way, you don't even have to brave the cold to enjoy them.

The warm-up

( Josh Sisk, Special to The Baltimore Sun )

Last month was the coldest November since 1996. And while this first week of December has been pretty mild, we shudder to think how much chillier it's going to get.

Thankfully, when temperatures drop, one thing has always been there for us: booze. Scarves and sweaters can only warm you up from the outside in. With winter cocktails, it's the other way around.

With winter right around the corner, we looked to 10 Baltimore bars and restaurants for temperature hot (and spicy hot) cocktails, to help us hibernate. They also shared the recipes so you can make them at home. That way, you don't even have to brave the cold to enjoy them.

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