1Bloody Halloween Punch
CORAL VON ZUMWALT
It’s easy to recreate this spooky punch with a powder-free latex glove. Mix fruit punch, strawberry daiquiri mix, Dr Pepper Cherry, grape raspberry juice, and ginger ale―no actual blood required. 😂
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2Apple Cider Margarita
C.W. Newell
Margaritas are great cocktails to batch and serve in a pitcher. Apple cider gets a citrus twist with orange juice and liqueur. Mix with tequila and a splash of soda water for the ultimate fall cocktail.
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3Bloody Maria
Hector Manuel Sanchez
Just the name of this drink will send chills down your spine! While a bloody Mary is made with vodka, this sister sipper is made using tequila. It’s the only Halloween breakfast cocktail you’ll need.
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4Mulled Apple Cider
Ralph Smith
Channel your inner witch as you stir this easy and festive mulled apple cider brew. This cozy blend features hints of citrus and cinnamon.
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5Red Sangria
Will Dickey
The vampire blood-colored cocktail is oh-so spooky! Choose a red wine that’s not too sweet and feel free to mix in any seasonal fruit you like! Blood oranges and pomegranate seeds are perfect for fall.
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6Cherry Punch
David Malosh
This fizzy, bright red cherry punch brings the fun! The recipe calls for freezing the fruit ahead of time which keeps this punch ice cold for longer.
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7Apple Cider Sangria
Ralph Smith
Everyone needs an easy cocktail recipe up their sleeve for autumn entertaining. This one can be stirred together a day ahead and it makes enough for a crowd! Wait until just before serving to add the ginger ale, though.
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8Cranberry Mulled Wine
Ralph Smith
Opt for this classic fall drink for your Halloween party. This autumnal spice blend featuring cinnamon, clove, and ginger will be sure to warm your guests up.
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9Mulled Pomegranate-Cherry Juice
Ralph Smith
If you love the idea of mulled wine but need to make it kid-friendly, try this fruity punch idea! It’s sweet-yet-tart drink that’s perfect for all the ghouls and goblins.
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10Appletini
Caitlin Bensel
October means Halloween and apple season, so making a batch of appletinis feels perfectly timely! Plus, there’s something about the bright green color that feels so on theme, too.
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11Pomegranate Demerara Rum Punch
BRITTANY CONERLY
Rum punches have a very long history, so why not stir up a batch along with some ghost stories and revive the past? This version is balanced and refreshing, not overly sweet.
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12Champagne Punch
Danielle Daly
While the kids go off and trick-or-treat, the adults can hang back and have a toast! A cauldron of this bubbly champagne punch is the perfect adults-only Halloween sipper.
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13Spiced Apple Cider Pomegranate Moscow Mules
Heather Christo/The Pioneer Woman14Mulled Cider With Bourbon
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This bourbon-spiked mulled cider will warm you right up on a chilly Halloween night. One batch makes enough for six to eight people, so it’s the perfect big-batch punch to make for a party.
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15Holiday Punch
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This non-alcoholic punch is perfect for almost any holiday—Halloween included! Just call it “blood red punch” and everyone will be spooked! Made with sherbet, ginger ale, and juice, it’s incredibly delicious.
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Georgia Goode is the Senior Food Editor/Writer at ThePioneerWoman.com. When she’s not editing recipes and sneaking bites from the test kitchen, you can find her scouting out the best eats around town and dreaming up dinner party menus with friends.
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