Why think blood, in the form of a crow’s blood champagne cocktail – a combination of cranberry juice and champagne. So, what is one to do when Halloween rolls around and we are looking to set a spooky mood with our champagne cocktail? Today, champagne cocktails are still very popular and available in in many forms. Over time there have been many variations of the original champagne cocktail, and by the time of World War II, there were all sorts of combinations with champagne that bore little resemblance to the original cocktail. The traditional drink consists of a sugar cube with bitters dropped into glass before topping it with cognac and then champagne.

The classic champagne cocktail is one of the oldest of cocktails, dating back to the middle of the 1800s. Candy corn martini – layers of creamy and sweet goodness that looks like a favorite fall candy choice.Dozens of Halloween cocktails with a witch theme – “double, double, toil and trouble,” anyone?.Witches brew Halloween cocktail – gummy worms draped over the side of a fruity drink add a spooky look to this drink.They are as much fun to put together as they are to drink! Here are a few more of my favorites: I really enjoy making Halloween cocktails. My garden is being put to bed for the winter and I’m on the lookout for fun things to do as the year ends. Halloween is the beginning of three months of non stop cooking, decorating and entertaining for me. It’s time to pick your poison! This Crow’s Blood Halloween Drink is a champagne cocktail that is made even more gruesome with the addition of the lychee eyeballs that garnish the bloody looking brew.

Lychee halloween eyeballs