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Suwannee Hulaween Preview: Five Festive Halloween Drinks

Suwannee Hulaween is only a couple days away and we couldn’t be more stoked. While you’re getting all your stuff together for camping, whatever you do, don’t forget the refreshments! We’ve put together a list of some festive drink ideas that you can share with your whole crew.

1. Not So Solo Cups


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What easier way to give your drinks a little Halloween flare than by decorating the cups you’ll be drinking out of? Opt for orange Solo cups and hot glue little googly eyes, or use a sharpie to draw different jack-o-lantern faces. Really, anything is fair game. This seems like a perfect time to break out the rhinestones, but that’s just me.

2. Blood Boil 


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Photo Credit: Our Italian Kitchen | www.ouritaliankitchen.blogspot.com


Whomever came up with this idea, rocks! But really though, all (corny) jokes aside, I’m really excited to try this.

  1. 1 part strawberry vodka

  2. 1 part strawberry daiquiri mix

  3. 2 parts champagne

  4. fresh strawberries (optional)

  5. a few packs of strawberry Pop Rocks

Start with a strawberry at the bottom of the cup (optional) and pour in a little champagne. Next comes the vodka. Slowly add the daiquiri mix before adding about half a bag of pop rocks. Your mouth will be poppin’ all night!

3. Bat Juice


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Photo Credit: Coryanne Ettiene | www.celebrations.com


  1. 1 Liter Bottle of Sprite

  2. 10 Black Twizzlers

  3. Ice

This one you can make at home. Put about 10 Black Twizzlers into a liter bottle of Sprite. Stick it in a cooler and by the time you get to the Suwannee you’ll be drinking black bat juice! And, if you’re anything like me, a splash of vodka will be the perfect finishing touch.

4.  Bloodthirsty Mary


Photo Credit: www.liquor.com

Photo Credit: www.liquor.com


  1. 6 ounces vodka

  2. 3 cups tomato juice

  3. 6 tablespoons lemon juice

  4. 1 1/2 teaspoons horseradish

  5. 1 1/2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce

  6. 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt

  7. 1/4 teaspoon pepper

  8. 1/4 teaspoon Tabasco

This you can also prepare beforehand in a gallon jug, or bring the ingredients and mix it fresh in the forest.

5. Halloween Craft Beer


Photo Credit: Amanda Waas | www.parade.com

Photo Credit: Amanda Waas | www.parade.com


Although I’ll never understand it, I do realize that some people out there don’t like vodka. In that case, check out Parade’s list of the 8 Best Beers for Halloween because they  nailed it. Dogfish Head Punkin Ale? YUUMMM.

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