A large photo of a bottle of amarula vanilla spice cream next to a mug filled with a light amber liquid that's topped with whipped cream and sprinkled with spices is to the left. To the right are two smaller photos. One is of a tall glass with red, blood-like drips coming from the rim of the glass which is filled with a pale pink liquid and glass. A wedge of lime os on the top of the glass. Below that phot is a cup sitting on a gray napkin on an orange background. The cup is filled wiht a layered drink that has layers and streaks of white, red, and black visible through the sides of the plastic cup. The top is covered with whipped cream and sprinkled with black edible glitter.

Halloween Beverages

Patti Cake

I’ve been busy collecting an assortment of Halloween treats, but I realized that you might want to serve a festive drink on Halloween, too. As a result, I decided to collect a few Halloween beverages for you to consider as an option this Halloween. I realize that there are only three, but Halloween is tomorrow, so I had limited time. Two of them are definitely adult beverages, but since the frappucino doesn’t contain coffee, it’s safe to give to the kiddies. I think these beverages all sound pretty good, so check them out and let us know what you think by leaving a comment below.

Alcoholic Butterbeer

A delcious Halloween Beverage like this butter beer. The photo is of a bottle of amarula vanilla spice cream sitting on a table next to a mug filled with an amber liquid topped with whipped cream and dusted with a spice blend.

Who said adults can’t have fun on Halloween, too? Check out this Harry Potter inspired Butterbeer. It’s easier to make than you think!

Dark & Spooky: Halloween Cocktail with Edible Fake Blood

This is a tall glass, the top rimmed with a red, blood like, substance that is dripping down the sides. The glass is filled with ice cubes and a clear liquid that has a pale pink tint. A skewered lime wedge is sitting on top.

Set the tone for Halloween with the Dark & Spooky—a festive take on a classic Dark & Stormy with an edible fake blood rim.

Cruella Themed Halloween Frappucinos

A clear plastic cup sits atop a folded cloth napkin with small black and white checks on it. Through the sides of the cup, a mixture of white, black, and orange random swirls are visible. The beverage is topped with a generous portion of fluffy white whipped cream and is sprinkled with shiny, edible, black glitter.

These Cruella De Vil themed Halloween Frappuccinos are made with frozen strawberries, vanilla ice cream, and sparkly edible black glitter for a fun topping. A fun treat for Halloween!

This is a photo collage of Halloween Beverages. A large photo of a bottle of amarula vanilla spice cream next to a mug filled with a light amber liquid that's topped with whipped cream and sprinkled with spices is to the left. To the right are two smaller photos. One is of a tall glass with red, blood-like drips coming from the rim of the glass which is filled with a pale pink liquid and glass. A wedge of lime os on the top of the glass. Below that phot is a cup sitting on a gray napkin on an orange background. The cup is filled wiht a layered drink that has layers and streaks of white, red, and black visible through the sides of the plastic cup. The top is covered with whipped cream and sprinkled with black edible glitter. Below the collage of photos that are rimmed in orange are the word "Halloween Beverages" written in a black font on an orange background.

I know this is a short list, but Halloween is tomorrow night. What do you think of these beverages? Would you try any of them? Let us know by leaving a comment below. We love to hear from our readers.

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