Eggnog
Known today as a creamy holiday treat, eggnog has a rich past that blends Old World traditions, American invention, and even a touch of rebellion. From its medieval European roots to its rise as a Christmas classic in the colonies, eggnog has long warmed winter nights. But in 1826, a spiked bowl of eggnog at West…
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