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Halloween Cocktails

These Halloween-themed drink ideas are super fun and easy to prepare for your social gathering. From searching for creepy cocktail glasses, to adding spooky elements, to garnishing a cocktail.

<p>When you’re planning a Halloween party, the drinks are nearly as important as your costume. Seeing as no one wants to sip on the same-old cocktail on the spookiest night of the year, we’ve outlined a few simple tips to set the mood (and the <a href="https://us.thebar.com/barware-glassware/tablescape/" title="Tablescape">table</a>) this October 31st.</p>
<p>From searching for moody <a href="https://us.thebar.com/barware-glassware/glassware/" title="Glassware">glassware</a>, to adding a few spooky elements to garnish a cocktail or mixing up a bright green <a href="https://us.thebar.com/cocktail-recipes/witchs-margarita/" title="Witchs margarita">Casamigos Witch’s Margarita</a>, here’s how to take your Halloween bash to especially spooky levels this year.</p>
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<p>When it comes to making cocktails, the <a href="https://us.thebar.com/barware-glassware/glassware/" title="Glassware">glassware</a> you serve them in can substantially change the vibe. That said, you definitely don’t need to drop a small fortune on all new seasonal glassware. Instead, hit up a vintage shop or thrift store for absinthe glasses, which are a distinct column-shaped goblet. Aged silver and pewter pitchers (the more patina, the better) will give your drinks an occult vibe too. For something a bit more versatile, invest in a set of moody-toned cocktail glasses that will feel spooky on Halloween, but elevated any other time of you.</p>
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<p>You can also look beyond traditional cocktail glasses: skull-shaped mugs, themed cups or even tiny spider toys can be used to give your drink a bit more spookiness, too. No time to head to a store? A pumpkin can do double duty as a serving vessel for large format cocktails, too.</p>

Lean into creepy barware

<p>Dry ice sounds complicated on paper— it’s carbon dioxide in a solid form that turns into a gas as it melts — but it's safe to use at your party, as long as you follow proper procedures. First, don’t touch the dry ice with your bare hands, as doing so for longer than 10 seconds can cause frostbite, so make sure to wear a pair of dry ice gloves while you handle it. (Tongs are also essential!)</p>
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<p>Many grocery stores and big box stores sell dry ice in 1 or 2 pound blocks, so you’ll need to use a flathead screwdriver and hammer to chip pieces off (make sure you clean the tools beforehand!). From there, you can add dry ice to punches or glasses for a spooky, foggy effect, but tell guests that they shouldn’t be consumed. Also, it will keep drinks very cold, so keep that in mind when making your concoctions.</p>

Use dry-ice to set the scene

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<p>While there’s nothing particularly scary about fall produce, you’ll want to utilize the season’s best in your cocktails for particularly tasty drinks — the same way you do in the kitchen. In October, that means apples and cranberries, as well as earthy herbs like thyme and rosemary. Of course, you can incorporate plenty of pumpkin and baking spices too, as they pair perfectly with the barrel and roasted agave notes in <a href="https://us.thebar.com/tequila/don-julio/" title="Don Julio">Don Julio Reposado Tequila</a>, <a href="https://us.thebar.com/mezcal/" title="Mezcal">mezcals</a> or <a href="https://us.thebar.com/whiskey/" title="Whiskey Bourbon">bourbon</a>.</p>
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Celebrate the season’s ingredients

Blanco Tequila

<p>Make your own “potions” with neon green, bright red and deep blue cocktails for an especially spooky aesthetic this Halloween. To achieve them, use brightly colored liqueurs like grenadine or blue curacao or absinthe, which is typically bright green. Then, go equally bold with the garnishes: scorch a dried blood orange so that it appears wilted or drop a rich, burgundy maraschino cherry into the bottom of a cocktail glass for a blood-red libation. For a little inspiration, try this Witch’s Margarita with <a href="https://us.thebar.com/tequila/casamigos/" title="Casamigos">Casamigos tequila</a> — complete with a witchy green color thanks to melon liqueur.</p>

Go bold with color

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4 easy & fun Halloween drink ideas