As the crisp autumn air begins to settle over Airdrie, local cafes and restaurants are serving up some of the season’s most creative and comforting beverages.
From unique twists on the classic pumpkin spice latte to innovative fall-inspired concoctions, here’s a round-up of must-try drinks to warm you up this fall.
Jam’s is setting the bar high with their unique approach to the classic pumpkin spice latte. They grow their own pumpkins and roast them whole, blending the roasted flesh with a blend of spices. The result is a savory delight that stands apart from the usual overly sweet offerings. For those in the know, Jam’s’ secret menu chai is a hidden gem. Toasted seasonings are carefully blended into small batches of syrup, making this chai a cozy, aromatic treat. Come October weekends, don’t miss their mulled cider, crafted from freshly juiced apples and spiced to perfection—available in non-alcoholic and rum-infused versions.
Over the Top Pop Shop has fully embraced fall with a lineup of quirky and delightful drinks. Their Fall Pumpkin Pop Drinks are a must-try, with quirky names like “Country Pumpkin” and “Gourdness Gracious,” blending everything from cola and cheesecake to Dr. Pepper and vanilla. For coffee lovers, their Brown Sugar Cinnamon Apple Macchiato and Pumpkin Spice Chai Tea bring autumn flavors to every sip. If you’re looking for something indulgent, their lineup of milkshakes, including Apple Pie and Pumpkin Caramel, is sure to hit the spot.
Sorso Lounge offers a more sophisticated take on fall flavors with their October Sky cocktail. This gin-based drink, mixed with Aperol, St. Germain, and citrus juices, is garnished with cinnamon bark and star anise, making it a fragrant, festive choice for a crisp evening.
Finally, Good Earth Coffeehouse brings a taste of tradition with their Horchata drinks. The Horchata cold brew with cinnamon cold foam offers a refreshing twist, while their Horchata chai latte and pumpkin pie coffee latte provide that familiar fall warmth, whether you prefer it iced or hot.
