Costco’s Boozy Eggnog Will Get You Lit Like A Christmas Tree

by | Nov 7, 2019 | Featured, News

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There's nothing I don't love from Kirkland Signature. Costco's quality brand offers everything from coffee to toilet paper - and now their latest boozy iteration is here to ensure those political conversations at the holiday dinner table go over a bit smoother.

The mega-retailer chain now sells a “wine cocktail” that packs a punch of 13.9% ABV. In prior years, Costco has labeled Kirkland Signature's so-called Eggnog Wine Cocktail as a "liqueur" rather than a "wine cocktail" due to state liquor laws state liquor laws. According to popsugar, the wine may not actually be derived from grapes.

 

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The delicious drink is made up of real dairy cream and is best served over ice. The best part? This bottle packs a punch at 13.9 percent ABV. The eggnog is stocked on shelves in a 1.5-liter bottle, and runs about $9.


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Written By Tyler James

Tyler James, founder of That Oregon Life, is a true Oregon native whose love for his state runs deep. Since the inception of the blog in 2013, his unbridled passion for outdoor adventures and the natural beauty of Oregon has been the cornerstone of his work. As a father to two beautiful children, Tyler is always in pursuit of new experiences to enrich his family’s life. He curates content that not only reflects his adventures but also encourages others to set out and create precious memories in the majestic landscapes of Oregon. Tyler's vision and guidance are integral to his role as publisher and editor, shaping the blog into a source of inspiration for exploring the wonders of Oregon.

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