Wine halloween

Glasses of dry sparkling wine are dressed up for Halloween with a syringe of grenadine for a haunting twist on this classic cocktail.

Introducing 12 of the most eerie, sinister, spine-tingling Halloween cocktail recipes this side of Transylvania. Way more fun than candy!

Recipe for 21+ This Black Magic Halloween Sangria Recipe is a fun and SPOOKY Halloween cocktail made with red wine, vodka, raspberry liqueur, apple cider, and fresh fruit topped with bubbly Sprite® or Coca-Cola®.

Hello! Alyson Brown here. Some may remember me from my blogging days at Unruly Things or perhaps my botanical wedding that was featured here many moons ago. These days I’m deeply immersed in flower fo

The last time I hosted a Halloween party, I was 22 years old. I had just moved to Halifax (on the East Coast in Canada), far away from my family and I didn't have very many friends. I wasn't particularly outgoing and I definitely wasn't popular. It was the first (and last) 'big' party I hosted when I was in school. I had a good friend who helped me put up posters on the bulletin board of our architecture school. It was just simple text with the date, time and location on regular letter-sized…

Calling all pop culture enthusiasts — this Walking Dead-themed drink is to die for. Plus, when you whip up this recipe with red wine and pomegranate juice, it creates the perfect blood red shade to spook all of your Halloween party guests. Click through for the recipe and more Halloween cocktails.

A Halloween spin on the classic Corpse Reviver cocktail, mixing Dillon's Cherry Gin, Cointreau, Lillet and Blackberries!- Difficulty: Easy

Made with red wine, this spooky blackberry Halloween sangria recipe tastes delicious and has a ghost garnish that is perfect for Halloween

[IMAGE] ‘Tis the season for all things eerie… even the seemingly innocent blackberry has its share of nefarious skeletons in the closet! According to British and Irish folklore, when the archangel Michael cast Lucifer out of heaven, he landed on a thorny blackberry bush and spat — or by some accounts, um, peed — on the prickly culprit and cursed it. Thus the nickname “devil’s fruit” was born. Cursed or not, I love blackberries for their mildly sweet, earthy and slightly tart flavour. And…

When it comes to Halloween, HomeGoods has the best decor of the year, from spooky pillows to Rae Dunn mugs, plates, and more. See it all here.