Halloween Ideas: Halloween Drink Recipes

Written by Dee Brun

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Whether you’re hosting a Pumpkin Carving Party with friends, celebrating the midnight hour after the kiddos have gone to bed or just feel like getting in a festive mood, here are a few ghoulish concoctions you can mix-up at home and enjoy.

True Blood Fizz

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1 oz Vodka
1 oz Raspberry liqueur
1 oz Acai Juice
Top with Champagne or Sparkling Wine

Add all ingredients to ice except for champagne/wine and shake well. Pour into a wine glass and top with Champagne/wine.

Candy Apple Martini

1/2 ounce Butterscotch Schnapps
1 ounce Vodka
1/2 Apple Sour
2 ounces Cranberry juice

Shake all ingredients with ice and strain into a martini glass.

For other great ideas check out Canadian Living's 10 Halloween Cocktail Recipes, including Shrunken Head Punch and the Alien Autopsy Cocktail. Create a little fright by serving Martha Stewart's Bleeding Heart Martini, with pickled beets that 'bleed' in the glass.

You'll also find a few pumpkin infused drink ideas in our Pumpkin Recipes article, another great article in our Halloween Ideas section.

Cheers
Dee
www.cocktaildeeva.com

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A Bit About MOI...A Cocktail’ista.. I am the Author of the Award Winning Book,Libations of Life, A Girls Guide to Life One Cocktail at a Time. I am also a cocktail stylist, writer, humorist, wife, mother of 4, TV Junkie, shoe-aholic, boarder line George Clooney stalker..hmm what else... I am old enough to remember making “Mixed Tapes” from the radio...My fave vacation spot is anywhere with a beach bar...and when I grow up I want to be Carrie Bradshaw from Sex in the City...IT COULD HAPPEN! Life is Short...So be sure to wear FABULOUS Heels...

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