Try These 6 Halloween-Themed Drinks From Local Bars This Weekend

For those who have finally grown too old for trick-or-treating, Halloween-themed drinks and cocktails with scary names are the next best thing.

Whether cocktails or non-alcoholic beverages are your poison, here's what you can sip on to get into the holiday spirit.

'This Is Halloween!' and 'Coco Skellington'

Where: Beetle House, 308 E. Sixth St., East Village
Cost: $12 and up

This newly opened bar for all things scary offers a plethora of spooky sips. Try drinks like Coco Skellington (rum, creme de coconut and lime juice) or This Is Halloween! (Fireball, pumpkin liqueur and apple syrup). They also have dishes like Butcher's Stew and Edward Burger Hands if you're feeling hungry.

'Crane's Fiction'

Where: Analogue, 19 W. Eighth St., Union Square
Cost: $15

For those who love pumpkin spice but want something stronger than coffee, they can try this blend of Rittenhouse rye, pumpkin cordial, cinnamon syrup and a whole egg.

'The Bloody Knuckle'

Where: Dutch Kills, 27-24 Jackson Ave., Long Island City
Cost: $11

With a color that lives up to its name, the Bloody Knuckle has become this Astoria's bar Halloween specialty. It's made of gin, Aperol and orange twist garnishes.

'Back from the Dead' Collection

Where: DavidsTea, various locations
Cost: $20 for a box with three Halloween teas

Being underage or not drinking doesn't mean you should miss out on some scary brew this season. With names like "Swampwater" and "Stormy Night," DavidsTea's seasonal collection is as spooky gets.

'Green Giant' and 'Tiger Lily'

Where: Clover Club, 210 Smith St., Cobble Hill
Cost: $13

This go-to Cobble Hill bar offers a regular menu of drinks with spooky names. The Black Cat (gin, Mezcal, Amontillado sherry) and the Tiger Lilly (tequila, mezcal and coriander) are perennial favorites.

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