Lughnasadh & Lammas Drink Recipes
Celebrate the first harvest with these Lammas drink recipes. With libations packed with harvest ingredients to celebrate this occasion, these Lughnasadh recipes are sure to fuel your Lammas ideas and rituals with abundance, gratitude, and blessings.
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About Lughnasadh & Lammas
The first of three harvest holidays, Lammas (also referred to as Lughnasadhis a time of gratitude, celebration, and blessings. All the seeds that were sown in the beginnings of Spring are in the first wave of harvest. Offerings are given to ensure the remaining two autumnal harvests are plentiful. And even in our personal lives, the first signs of the fruits of our labor begin to appear. This is a time of celebration of all the hard work, and of the waning summer months. But also a cross-quarter day marking the halfway point between the Summer Solstice and Fall Equinox, Lammas is a time of contemplation, too. What goals remain to be accomplished, before we turn inward in the descent towards Winter? Now is the perfect time to celebrate bounties earned, those still to come with the remaining harvests, and to realign one’s goals to accomplish before the end of the year.
Looking for some libations to accompany your Lammas celebrations? Here are some recipes I suggest from my books (if you have those), or skip further down below to recipes from my blog!
Lammas Drink Recipes From My Books
(Or Skip to Blog Recipes Below)
My books Moon, Magic, Mixology, and WitchCraft Cocktails are filled with guidance on how to make magical drinks, and recipes aligned to everything bewitching. See what recipes I suggest from my books (if you have them) below, or skip on to Lammas drink recipes from the blog further down below.
Harvest Moon Michelada
Forget the bloody mary mix, and make a magical, harvest bloody mary to celebrate the harvest! With spices, harvest ingredients, this drink is perfect for celebrating the end of summer, while also ushering forth more motivation and protection for the occasion.
Barley Moon Shandy
From WitchCraft Cocktails
What better way to celebrate a harvest than with a refreshing beer cocktail? With summer herbs like lavender and chamomile, this drink is perfect for enhancing abundance, grounding to the earth, and also enhancing one’s psychic sense at this time for any harvest divination!
Protected Prosperity
From WitchCraft Cocktails
Invoke financial abundance and success this Lammas with this drink. With berries, grain-based bourbon, and ginger, this cocktail is perfect for setting new, successful intentions at this time.
Lammas Recipes
from Moon, Magic, Mixology
- Balsamic Moon Shrub
- Mulled Moon Wine
- Cosmic Wisdom Appletini
- Moon Medicine
- Aquarius Moon Beer Cocktail
& More!
Lammas Recipes
from WitchCraft Cocktails
- Triumphant Lion
- Blockage Buster
- Lavender Sazerac
- Wise Word
- Seven Herb Blessing
- The Scales
& More!
Lughnasadh & Lammas Drink Recipes
What better way to celebrate the first harvest, than with libations made from seasonal ingredients? Explore the herbal, spiced concoctions below (some with nutty flavors, other with apple and refreshing ginger), to find the perfect Lammas drink recipe for you!
Herbal Maple Gin Hot (or Cold) Toddy
Cocktail & Mocktail
Sip in the remains of the summer harvest and the herbal, pine flavors of fall with this awakening, grounding, and introspective hot toddy. With sage, rosemary, lemon, and maple (and an optional addition of gin), this recipe makes for a great Lammas drink, packed with intention for purification, wisdom, and introspection.Try the cooled version, and perhaps even replace whiskey or bourbon, instead of gin!
Maple Hazelnut Old Fashioned
Cocktail
With flavors like walnut, hazelnut, and bourbon, this Maple-Hazelnut Old fashioned is a definite go-to for Lammas/Lughnasadh. If you have been following me for a while, you will know this is one of my top favorite drinks, and once you have the ingredients, is super simple to make!
Fig & Maple Harvest Sour
Cocktail & Mocktail
Soak in the flavors of the transition summer to fall, with this soothing, rejuvenating, fig and maple drink for spiritual wisdom, creative inspiration, and prosperity. Using summer herbs like lavender, sage, and brightening lemon citrus, and spices, this juicy fig concoction is sure to inspire your inner fire. A perfect harvest and seasonal concoction in both flavor and energy.
Scorpio Moon Smash
Cocktail & Mocktail
Originally crafted for the Scorpio full moon, this whiskey, minty twist on the Dark n’ Stormy is perfect for invoking abundance, power, purification and creativity this Lammas. With ginger, blackberry, orange, mint and lemon, this refreshing concoction is a great choice to imbibe this Lughnasadh.
Chamomile Orange Solar Harvest Syrup
Drink Syrup
Add a bit of solar energy and harvest power to your drinks with this zesty orange and chamomile cocktail syrup, for purification, abundance, and creativity. The flavors of orange oil, and calming chamomile create a sweet & enticing syrup to add to your Lammas recipes for clearing out the old, and bringing in the harvest abundance.
Lughnasadh Beer Cocktail
Cocktail
Lavish your tongue this Lammas and Lughnasadh with this beer cocktail. This ginger, chamomile, orange, and apple brandy beer cocktail is wonderful choice to celebrate the summer harvests and purifying power of the sun.
Witch’s Wand Martini
Cocktail
Channel your harvest magic with this tangy tantalizing Apple-tini variation. Drawing upon inspiration from a witch’s wand and powerful witching herbs, this apple, rose, and bourbon libation is a bewitching brew for magic, wishes, healing, and paying homage to ones witch lineage and path -a great choice for a harvest concoction, and celebrating the foredooming halloween.
First Harvest Old Fashioned
Cocktail
With chamomile-hazelnut infused bourbon, apple liqueur, honey, and lavender, this First Harvest Old Fashioned is perfect for celebrating the coming harvest season, as well as the creativity, peace, and abundance.
