I was dubious /ck/ but damn this is good! Please try: >ht

Use brandy instead. Higher proof, better taste. And don't spill cocoa and fruit all over the place like a dumbass when you serve it, you'll have less to clean up after.

>>8219237
rum with hot chocolate is pretty good

>>8219268
Yeah brandy is awesome with hot chocolate.

Also recommend not throwing food on the table when you serve, it's not a good idea.

peppermint schnapps

>>8219297
I'm more of a vodka and hot chocolate guy.

To eash they're mown.

I would consider it with cream sherry or another similar sweet dessert wine. But even if it's decent, I can't imagine the sum being superior than the combined value of the wine and the hot chocolate separately.

>>8219237
whiskey

Looks like someone dumping wine in a cup full of old cigarettes

use everclear instead

>>8219237
I don't have a big penis, so use rubbing alcohol.

>>8220698
Another day in Spain

>>8219237
This is retarded. Almost any liquor will pair well with hot chocolate. It's a comfy combination and that's it. Nothing amazing and I would never use good liquor in such a way.

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>>8219237

$9.99 at your local Rite-Aide™

>>8219268
This.

Red wine is too tannic (leathery tasting) to make sense as part of a sweet recipe. (Unless it's one of those awful, grandmotherly, mothball-ridden Christmas fruitcake things. Gag.)

But rum would be more in keeping with the tropical ingredients, if you're keeping it thematic.

>>8220771
Teehee