Halloween is right around the corner. Are you looking for some boozy cocktails for Halloween to make for your next Halloween party? These cocktails named after witches are just what you need!
For some people, Halloween is all about the candy. I’m much more in favor of a glass of witches brew to get me in the mood for the night.
Most of these Halloween drinks are extremely simple to make and best of all, even easier to drink. ‘Cause who has time to be a bartender on Halloween night?
I love drinks that really set the atmosphere for a Halloween Party. These witchy cocktails for Halloween are spooky and eerie and downright fun. They make use of color, texture and mood to tell us, in no uncertain terms, that Halloween is here. It’s time for some cocktails for Halloween!
The Song of the Witches (Macbeth)
Halloween is the perfect time for themed cocktails, and what is more Halloween appropriate than witch-themed cocktails?!
Witches are virtually synonymous with Halloween. Let’s take a look at the famous Song of the Witches from Macbeth to get us in the mood for these witch themed cocktails.
Fire burn and caldron bubble.
Fillet of a fenny snake,
In the caldron boil and bake;
Eye of newt and toe of frog,
Wool of bat and tongue of dog,
Adder’s fork and blind-worm’s sting,
Lizard’s leg and howlet’s wing,
For a charm of powerful trouble,
Like a hell-broth boil and bubble.
Fire burn and caldron bubble.
Cool it with a baboon’s blood,
Then the charm is firm and good.
Time for some witch inspired cocktails for Halloween
Halloween cocktail recipes have a few things in common. They make great use of color, texture and the Halloween spirit to get party goers in the holiday mood.
Often, these drinks really set the mood by using weird and wonderful Halloween cocktail garnishes.
Just like using spooky plants for Halloween decor, making eerie Halloween cocktails means thinking outside of the box.
Cocktails for Halloween are often creepy, and sometimes gimmicky – by using dry ice and other effects – but they are always fun to prepare. Best of all, to really set the mood, each of these drinks has a witch-themed name.
After all, who can resist a drink with a name like “witches blood cocktail,” “melted witch martini,” or “white witch cocktail” on Halloween night?
While we may not have the baboon’s blood, or eye of newt that are mentioned in the song above, the color and look of these drinks will make you think that witches have, indeed, brewed them up in a Halloween cauldron.
Bonus: Some of these witches drinks are kid friendly, so that the young ones can enjoy getting into the spooky mood, while others are the grown up version. All are fun, colorful and perfect for Halloween.
Cocktails for Halloween with a Witch Theme
There is no shortage of cleverly prepared Halloween drinks in this list of beverages to serve your party guests. Get your haunt on with these spooktacular cocktails named for witches.
Black sanding sugar mimics the edges of a witches cauldron in this decadent looking cocktail made with blue curacao and Grey Goose Vodka.
This Witches Brew Halloween Cocktail has everything going for it. Color? √ Black sugar? √ Taste √√
It’s an instant mood setter to get your party started.
White Witch is a delicious blended cocktail that features ice cream, vodka and white creme de cacao for a dessert like drink with a color that brings to mind Glenda the Good Witch.
It’s time for a super sassy Halloween cocktail. Everyone wants the recipe for this witches brew drink that uses purple liquor, champagne and dry ice for an eerie Halloween effect.
The drink is the right color, sets the right mood and has the right taste. The swirling dry ice is an instant crowd pleaser.
Make this drink one by one, or serve it in a punch bowl with some plastic spiders floating in it for a simple creepy effect.
My preference is using a sugar rimmed martini glass for a dramatically spooky sip. The possibilities are frightening!
This Witches Brew Halloween cocktail is a fruity and colorful mixture that looks great served in a highball glass and also makes the perfect party punch when you multiply the ingredients.
Gummy worms make the perfect garnish for this cauldron inspired witch drink.
This Halloween Punch recipe served in a black cauldron with smoke (thanks to dry ice) and an ice skull hiding inside. Who doesn’t want a serving of this scary brew?
Best of all, the punch can be adapted for both kids and adults by adding vodka or champagne to the normal punch recipe.
One of the most famous witches of all time is witch featured in the Snow White fairy tale. Taking a sip of this Poison Apple cocktail honors that witchy villain.
With this potent drink, you might just fall into a deep sleep like Snow White did!
Here is another dry ice Witches brew punch recipe. This drink features lime sherbet and various juices.
This non-alcoholic mocktail is perfect for the kiddies who don’t want to be left out, or party guests who don't drink booze.
Mix together bourbon with blood orange liqueur and you get this Wicked Witch Cocktail. It's a delicious adult beverage to serve at your Halloween bash!
The recipe is easy to make and evilly good to drink – cheers witches!
Your kids will be amazed to see this drink change color as the ice melts.
Frozen colored ice cubes get added to this non alcoholic Witches Brew Punch to make a fun color changing Halloween drink.
This ‘Witches Brew’- Halloween cocktail is so stunning because of its deep purple color.
The drink is based on a Purple Hooter, and has a dark eerie feel which is perfect for an easy Halloween party.
It is a simple vodka based cocktail that is delicious, a little spooky and a lot of fun.
Hello my pretties! Tonight is the night for a simple Hocus Pocus Halloween Cocktail!
Rim your glass with honey and black sanding sugar for dramatic effect.
More ideas for witches cocktails for Halloween
The fun doesn’t stop here. Here are some more witch-themed drinks for Halloween that your party guests will love. Try one of these:
Fruity Witches Brew Drink – A mixture of pineapple and cranberry juice gives this drink its harvest moon hue.
The Witches Heart Cocktail – A dreamy, whimsical and magical cocktail for Halloween made with blackberry shimmery liqueur!
Witch’s Brew Recipe – Serve in a black plastic cauldron with some dry ice in it for the total witch effect.
Melted Witch Martini – Celebrate Halloween with this Melted Witch Martini. It combines vodka, Blue Curacao and fruit juices topped with a sprinkle rim and a Twizzler broomstick for a truly festive cocktail that will have you cackling the night away.
Witches brew Sangria recipe – The colors of fall are so evident in a bowl full of this Sangria.
Scarlet Witch Cocktail Recipe – Raspberry vodka and syrup give this Halloween drink its blood red color.
Witches Cold Brew – Iced Coffee Cocktail – This Halloween will cast a bewitching spell on any cocktail creations. It’s a combination of sweet spirits and cold brewed coffee.
Eye of Newt Punch – Embrace the coven of witches from the play Macbeth by drinking this Eye of Newt Punch in their honor. Thankfully, this version of Eye of Newt Punch uses different ingredients than the witches would from Macbeth would have.
Bubbling and Bloody Witches Brew Recipe – This Halloween cocktail is a deliciously spooky way to toast the night. It’s made with club soda, rum, grenadine and an ice-cube-sized chunk of dry ice for effect.
These witch-themed Halloween drinks are pure fun. They are the perfect way to put you and the kiddos in the mood for your Halloween party. Why not try one for your Halloween gathering?
Pin these witch inspired cocktails for Halloween for later.
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Admin note: This post first appeared on the blog in October of 2014. I have updated the post to add a video, and more witch inspired cocktails to enjoy.
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