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This Witches Brew Drink is glowing green and is sure to satiate your thirst on Halloween night! Swirling with melon liquor, pineapple rum, and limoncello this spooky cocktail is bubbly, sweet, and straight-up wicked!
I have a witches brew drink for you, and this spooky drink is straight-up WICKED.
Wickedy, Wickedy, Wickedy, Whack…in a good way, of course.
This wicked elixir was originally created for my love of the musical, Wicked. To me, it’s the best show on earth so I decided to dedicate an entire drink to it. Of course, that was way back when this blog first started so the photos were just awful and the cocktail recipe needed a bit of zsooshing up.
So here it is for you revamped and refreshed just in time for my favorite holiday! Hooray!
Witches Brew Drink
This is one of those witches brew drinks recipes where you can get into trouble if you don’t pace yourself. For starters, it is full of booze and tastes like candy. That is always a dangerous combination, then again they are super sweet so you may only want one or two because of that fact. Either way, this is the type of spooky drink you want to pour yourself at a Halloween party or Wicked showing then sip on slowly throughout the evening.
This witches brew drink calls for:
- 1 shot melon liquor
- 1 shot pineapple rum
- 1 shot limoncello OR lemon rum
- 1 shot pineapple juice
- 6 oz. sprite or soda water to cut the sweetness
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- Southern Boo Berry Biscuits
- Halloween Sangria
- Maple Pumpkin Fall Harvest Trail Mix
- Spooky Halloween Monster Mash Soup
Wicked Witches Brew Cocktail
Ingredients
- 1.5 oz (1 shot) melon liquor I used Midori
- 1.5 oz (1 shot) pineapple rum I used Cruzan
- 1.5 oz (1 shot) limoncello any brand will do
- 1.5 oz (1 shot) pineapple juice
- 6 oz lemon-lime soda or soda water Prosecco would work too!
- Kiwi and cherries to garnish
Instructions
- Fill two 8 oz. cocktail glasses with ice and set aside.
- Add all of the ingredients to a pitcher then stir until well mixed. Pour into prepared glasses and serve!
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Meg
April 28, 2012This looks lovely! I used to invent martinis similar to this, coconut rum, vanilla vodka, melon liquor, banana liquor, splash of OJ and Pineapple, garnished with orange wheel and a banana coin in bottom. eek, you have inspired me to make martinis for my blog!
amber
April 28, 2012YUUUUUM!!! That sounds sooo delicious!!!! How did you keep it from being too sweet though? That’s one reason why I cut mine with soda water AND I wanted to make it bubbly like a witches brew 😉
Kayla
April 30, 2012This looks and sounds Wickedly wonderful! 🙂
amber
May 1, 2012Thanks, Kayla!!!!
amber
July 3, 2012You know I do!
Jason
May 8, 2019We went to see Wicked also, in Cincinnati. LOVED IT! We had the Green Elixir. Also, LOVED IT!
Their ingredients(I took a picture) includes:
MELON LIQUEUR
PEACH SCHNAPPS
VODKA
FRUIT JUICES
TOPPED WITH GINGER ALE
I will also try yours. Thanks.
Amber
May 15, 2019WICKED IS THE BEST SHOW EVER!!! That drink sounds tasty!!! I’ll have to give it a try. Thanks for stopping by!