Sips & Sides: What to Drink This Thanksgiving (and What to Pair It With)

Turkey may be the star, but let’s be real—the drinks bring the fun to Thanksgiving. Whether you're hosting a full feast, Friendsgiving hangout, or just showing up with a bottle and charm, we’ve got your holiday drink lineup locked and loaded.

Look for one of these crushable crowd pleasers when your doing your grocery shopping for the feast.

Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale

Hoppy, citrusy, and as classic as watching football in stretchy pants.
Pair it with: roasted Brussels sprouts, stuffing with sausage, or anything herby and bold.

High Noon Pineapple Vodka Seltzer
Light, fruity, and perfect if you’re skipping the wine but still want to sip pretty.
Pair it with: sweet potato casserole or glazed ham—trust the tropical vibes.

La Marca Prosecco
Crisp and bubbly, this is your toast-to-kickoff drink.
Pair it with: appetizers like goat cheese crostini, shrimp cocktail, or just a second pour.

Josh Chardonnay
Bright and buttery but not overpowering—Thanksgiving’s wine wingwoman.
Pair it with: turkey breast, creamy mashed potatoes, and green bean casserole.

Cavit Pinot Noir
Light and versatile—this is the red for white wine drinkers.
Pair it with: cranberry sauce, turkey legs, or mushroom-heavy sides.

Decoy Cabernet
This all-star red brings the depth and drama. Great for sipping by the fire after the plates are cleared.
Pair it with: sharp cheeses, roasted root veggies, or just a moment of peace after hosting.