Four of the best winter cocktails to enjoy in Aberdeen this Christmas And following Thursday's storm which saw Scotland battered with bad weather, it seems we all just want the chance to hunker down with our hands wrapped around something warm. But forget sticking the kettle on for a cuppa, get your wellies on and take a trek into the city to try some of these festive treats that are sure to quench your thirst. Cocoa Psycho Beer fans will be hopping in delight to know that popular stout Cocoa Psycho has made a triumphant return to the chalkboard at Brewdog on Gallowgate. It may be an altogether heavier drink than your average pint with a 10% ABV, but the notes of coffee, chocolate and vanilla certainly brew up some alternative Christmassy flavours. Thick and delicious, this is like Baileys for beer drinkers. Traditional Eggnog If you prefer the altogether more traditional tastes of eggnog at Christmas, then a trip to Soul bar may be on the cards this December. The classic flavours of vanilla, cinnamon and cream combine to create a luscious drink that evokes comparisons of velvety smooth custard splashed over a plate of Christmas pudding. But if you aren't a fan of egg based cocktails, Soul's popular Mince Pie Martini and Candy Cane cocktails are sure to tickle your tastebuds. The Hot Voddy A twist on the favoured remedy for colds across the country, Revolution is offering up an apple based vodka version of a hot toddy. Blended with fresh apple juice, honey liquer and apple vodka and spiked with cloves, nutmeg and cinnamon, this winter warmer is sure to ease the soul after a hectic day of Christmas shopping. And if you are planning a night on the tiles this weekend, Revolution's Christmas shot stick featuring mulled wine, Clementine and clove and cranberry sauce shooters will certainly get your party started. Mulled Cider According to the Triple Kirks pub, winter has gotten that little bit warmer thanks to their festive offering this December - and we have to agree. Offering a warming concoction of Brothers pear cider with a hint of spice, patrons of the pub can also take away the charming glass jam jar it's served in - and enjoy a refill for just £2.85. Now that is what we call a Christmas miracle. Do you have a favourite spot in the city for a warming glass of mulled wine?