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  Black Heart – An Addams Family Drink
  Celebrate everything spooky with this eerie Black Heart drink recipe. A blend of cherry juice, agave, rose, and red chile, this black-colored potion is a toast to the passion and occult themes of Wednesday and the Addams Family. With both cocktail and nonalcoholic mocktail options, Black Heart is an Addams Family drink recipe every member of the family can enjoy. This post may contain affiliate links to products I use and suggest. As an Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. Jump to: Black Heart: Cocktail Version | Black Heart: Mocktail Version With the release of Wednesday Season 2 and the start of spooky season, the Addams family is back on center stage.  But beyond the new series, the Addams family has always represented embracing the macabre and our inner eccentricities. They stand in dark, solemn contrast to the “bright” traditional nuclear family and societal expectations. Inspired by everything Addams, this Black Heart drink recipe is a toast to our inner weirdo. A Wednesday & Addams Family-Inspired Cocktail Celebrate your eccentricities, spooky-style with this sweet, spicy and herbal drink recipe. This cherry, Chile and rose black cocktail is a celebration of passion and all things spicy and occult.  Agave, cherry, and rose echo the iconic, passionate marriage between Morticia and Gomez Addams. Lime and orange uplifts the energy for a bit of uncanny luck, Gomez-style. Dried red chile balances the sweet with a bit of heat—reminiscent of the family’s “spicy” sharp edge to repel.  Cocktail enjoyers can add a bit of absinthe for spirit communication and visions (just like Wednesday in the new show). Nonalcoholic sippers can use their choice of nonalcoholic tequila substitute or soda water. And with a mixture of blue curaçao, red and yellow-green ingredients, the drink turns black—a perfect, bold color for the iconic Addams family and embracing your inner eccentricities. Achieving the Black Color The black color of this cocktail is a balance between the blue curaçao, red cherry juice, and lime. Depending on the brand of your ingredients, you may need to adjust the increments to get the color you want. Start with less, and add more increment by increment. If the recipe is too blue, add more cherry. Too reddish-brown? You might need more blue curaçao.  If you do not have access to blue curaçao, you can also use food coloring to get the desired color. Making a Nonalcoholic Black Heart Drink For a mocktail version of the drink recipe, I used Ritual Nonalcoholic Agave Spirit. However, you can substitute this with soda water—just make sure to add it at the very end, after shaking and straining the glass.  Alternatively, you can also double the recipe instead of using a nonalcoholic replacement. A Touch of Addams Romance: Sparkling Rose Ice Cubes Few on-screen loves are as iconic as Morticia and Gomez. For added flavor and an eye-catching garnish, you can freeze the cherry juice with black cocktail glitter in rose ice cubes—the symbol of their love.  If using these rose cubes, ideally use a wide glass (I used these ones)—the rose cube can flip upside down in a deep glass. Black Heart: Cocktail Version Black Heart: Mocktail Version Did you try this recipe? Tag me on social media, or comment your thoughts down below! I’m happy to answer any questions you may have. Looking for other witchy, pop culture-inspired recipes? You might like:
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  Sunshine Moscow Mule: An Orange and Ginger Beer Mocktail & Cocktail
  Soak in the radiant summer sun with this cheerful citrus sunshine cocktail and mocktail. Whether enjoying as a ginger beer mocktail or orange vodka cocktail, you can sip this mule with or without alcohol. And with added sun-associated honey and orange, this easy Moscow mule recipe is sure to bring brightening, positive solar energy your way. This post may contain affiliate links to products I use and suggest. As an Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. Jump to: Sunshine Moscow Mule Cocktail Recipe | Mocktail Version Grab the free printable, shopping list, & catch the moscow mule class! I originally crafted this recipe for my very first IG post 8 years ago and in celebration of that anniversary, I decided to try and recreate it with a mocktail version. You can grab the ad-free recipe, recipe card printables and shopping list from my Patreon. Sunshine Mule Cocktail Recipe The traditional Moscow Mule cocktail recipe is cool and refreshing, and has the zing of lime, fizz of ginger beer and smooth vodka. But, with added sun-associated ingredients like honey and orange, each sip of this Sunshine cocktail version is filled with feel-good, liquid sunlight. Here’s how to make it at home. Non-Alcoholic Moscow Mule (Mocktail Version) With lots of easy ways to customize the recipe, you can easily make this Moscow mule nonalcoholic. I’ve tried this ginger beer mocktail with and without nonalcoholic spirits, too. Using peels to get the bitter citrus oils, honey, and the classic lime and ginger beer, each sip of this Moscow mule mocktail is a mouthful of sunshine. Final Sips Whether you’re sipping the sunshine mule cocktail version, or the alcohol-free moscow mule for a crisp and refreshing ginger beer mocktail, this orange mule is a sip full of sunshine in each sip to refresh and renew your spirit. With vibrant honey and orange, lime and ginger, this is a perfect recipe for jovial solar energy for happiness, community, and blessings. Let me know which version you try in the comments below! 🍷✨ Loved this recipe? Get ad-free versions, printable cards, demos and exclusive drink rituals every month over on my Patreon. Join the coven here: patreon.com/WitchCraftCocktails Looking for more solar recipes, or perhaps more magical mocktails? Check out my Summer Solstice Recipes Check out my Witchy Mocktails
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  Liquid Gold Drink Recipe: A Cocktail & Mocktail for Luck & Prosperity
  Sip in the riches with this spiced almond, pineapple, and honey Liquid Gold drink. Delicious with or without alcohol, this recipe can be enjoyed as a gold rum cocktail. Or, alcohol-free sippers can choose between nonalcoholic spirits or chai tea for a gold mocktail. Inspired by the summer warmth and prosperity, a touch of gold cocktail glitter makes for the perfect liquid luck cocktail everyone can enjoy. Jump to: Liquid Gold Cocktail Recipe | Non-Alcoholic Liquid Gold Mocktail Recipe Magical Ingredients for a Liquid Gold Drink While this luscuious gold drink is a showstopper on looks and taste alone, it’s also inspired by the magic of ingredients — a little sparkle for the body and the spirit.  Expansive, fire-associated ingredients like allspice, nutmeg, and clove invite Jupiter’s blessings for luck and money. Juicy pineapple and alluring honey adds the solar, hospitality energy of summer for community and successful connections (and the color we want for a liquid gold cocktail). The main spirit of this golden drink is amaretto, an almond-flavored liqueur that adds money, prosperity, wisdom and success to the potion. Sometimes, amaretto is also made using apricot pits, in which case your liquid luck potion will have added magic for gaining favor and attraction. You have the option of dark rum, which is infused with spices, for added depth and a delicious, gold rum cocktail. For a magical touch, I recommend adding edible cocktail glitter for a luscious, gold dust drink. Gold Mocktail Nonalcoholic Substitutions With the explosion of zero alcohol spirits the last few years, it’s very easy to make a delicious nonalcoholic version. And, if you don’t have access to these zero-proof spirits, I also tested a tea option that should be accessible for everyone! For nonalcoholic spirits, I used: I’ve also heard good things about Lyre’s Amaretti. Instead of nonalcoholic spirits, you can also use chai tea. Since it is darker than amaretto, it may be more brown than gold-colored. Liquid Gold Cocktail Recipe Non-Alcoholic Liquid Gold Mocktail Recipe Looking for more drinks with cocktail glitter? Check out my purple Witch’s Brew!
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  Magical Mocktails: 7 Non Alcoholic Witches Brew Recipes
  Shake up some magic with these 7 non alcoholic witches brew recipes. Inspired magic, the moon, and witchy pop culture, these magic mocktails will are a testament that your drink doesn’t need alcohol to be a powerful potion! In this blog, I’ll cover what a mocktail is, how mocktails are alchemy and magic, before diving into my top 7 magical mocktail recipes. This post may contain affiliate links to products I use and suggest. As an Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. To me, drinks are about connection and alchemy. Since many people in the magical space are sober or alcohol-conscious, I’ve been creating mocktail versions of my recipes since 2017. In fact, my partner is sober!  I believe everyone should have a seat at a table. So, while I highlight my top 7 nonalcoholic witches brew recipes, many more drinks in my blog have mocktail versions. So don’t be afraid to poke around! What is a mocktail? A mocktail is essentially a cocktail, but without the alcohol. By utilizing techniques from modern mixology, mocktails are a popular way to enjoy the ritual of drinking and elevated complex flavors—without alcohol. And especially with the influx of nonalcoholic or zero-proof spirits (my favorite being Lyre’s), this is more possible today then ever before. Some people dislike the “mock” part of mocktail, as though it is “mocking” or a lesser version of a cocktail in some way. So, others might use terms like zero-proof or nonalcoholic cocktails, or even free-spirited. But for others, mocktail has become its own term. By large, mocktail is the most popular and universally understood term. As far as what term to use, it’s really up to you. Alchemy & Magical Mocktails Magic Mocktails (and all potions, really) are alchemy. Non alcoholic witches brews combine separate ingredients, selected for their meaning, into something new and magical. Rather just being a sour citrus, a lemon becomes a symbol for the moon and used for cleansing and purification. It invites intentional connection to the natural world, and awareness of meaning and spiritual well being beyond just health benefits. Each ingredient tells a story and facilitates your life’s journey. When you imbibe a magic mocktail that is aligned to your intention through herbal ingredients, you invite that energy into your vessel, into your life. As your body breaks that witches brew mocktail down, you become infused with that energy. Nonalcoholic magic mocktails can bring a natural alcohol-free high and accompany ritual. My Top Non Alcoholic Witches Brew Below are my top, most popular magical mocktails. For each recipe I make, I try to make non alcoholic versions that are just as spellbinding (if not moreso)! These are magical brews inspired by witchy themes, like the moon, crystals, or even witchy pop culture. Artfully crafted with magic and intention, these recipes showcase how you can still have a best tasting mocktail without the alcohol. 
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  Carnelian Crystal Cocktail & Mocktail
  Ignite your inner vitality and passion with this Carnelian crystal cocktail and mocktail recipe. A citrus, zesty crystalline drink with cinnamon, cranberry, and orange, it’s sure to light your inner fire. And with both carnelian-inspired cocktail and non-alcoholic alternative ingredients, there’s an option for everyone. With warming ingredients to match the energy of this stone, this ginger cranberry carnelian crystal cocktail and mocktail is perfect for boosting your mood, energy, and motivation. Corresponding not just in energy, this drink recipe mirrors the sensual red-orange color of carnelian itself for a crystalline, magical drinking experience. In this blog post, I’ll go over the magical meaning and energy of each ingredient, as well as how to make the crystal cocktail or mocktail with nonalcoholic substitutions. You might also like… If you like the sound of fiery, cranberry, tequila recipes, you should check out my Fire Witch Cocktail & Mocktail! This post may contain affiliate links to products I use and suggest. As an Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. Carnelian is a fiery stone that inspires motivation, passion, and courage: it’s my go-to crystal for vitality, to give me a boost of energy to get things done. As a crystal healer-turned bartender, this crystal drink recipe was in my private grimoire for some time. Alas, the project it was meant for has yet to manifest. However, I brought this crystal cocktail out of the shadows for a special drink ritual. I regularly guide drink rituals and healing sessions for The Witches Circle by Witches of Insta, and am excited to finally share it here with you! (PS – Witches of Insta are absolutely amazing—if you’re looking for an affordable online coven and workshops, I highly recommend them!  Their independently published book, The Witches Circle Grimoire of Plant and Crystal Magic, is featured in the photography. The work is gorgeously illustrated book filled to the brim with magic, which I personally adore and highly recommend! Carnelian Energy Carnelian is a powerful stone for the Sacral, Root and sometimes Solar Plexus energy centers. In ancient times, this stone was believed to invoke courage and boldness, and adorned ancient Egyptian jewelry for its sacred properties. In addition to aiding with these leadership-type qualities, carnelian can inspire vitality and motivation. It is especially useful for those times when you need that push to take a first step, pursue your goals and dreams, or even boosting your sense of confidence. Ingredients for a Carnelian Crystal Cocktail For this crystal cocktail, I wanted each ingredient to really match carnelian authentically. Carnelian is often associated with fire and the sun. With that in mind, plus it’s metaphysical meaning, here are the energies of each ingredient that I selected: Not sure what tools to get? Check out my favorite tools, ingredients, & recommendations! Carnelian Crystal Cocktail Recipe
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  Winter Citrus Spritz – A Winter Mocktail
  With cooling citrus, pear, maple, and cardamom, this Winter Citrus Spritzer is an intentional winter mocktail recipe (with cocktail options) for revitalization, connection, and uplifting. Topped with natural grapefruit soda and served over crushed ice, this winter mocktail is perfect for raising spirits like a cooling breath of fresh, winter air. This post may contain Amazon or other affiliate links to products I use and suggest. As an Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting me and my blog! I love my wintertime drinks—hot coffee, cocoa, teas—you name it! But sometimes I also want something cold and a little more refreshing.As we get ready to shake the winter energy off, this citrus spritzer is all about bringing renewal. The revitalizing citrus of this winter mocktail brings some positivity and excitement as you get ready to tackle those household chores and emerge from your wintertime cocoon. As always, I tested both mocktail and cocktail options so everyone can sip in the magic! This winter mocktail came together for an instagram sponsorship I did with WeStock. While WeStock did not sponsor a blog post, I love to share my favorite recipes to my blog. And you’ll probably be hearing more about them from me, because I often get asked where to get products. WeStock lets you request the brands you want at your local stores and also has a rebate program to get reimbursed for purchases. I got the Jarritos from a rebate they were offering at the time. If you want to see what rebates are near you, check out:
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  Lady Death Scotch Cocktail
  Lady Death is a honey, pomegranate, smoked citrus scotch cocktail recipe for the harvest, honoring the dead (& death). Inspired by Samhain, this is a perfect halloween scotch whiskey cocktail to celebrate the occasion and remember loved ones. This post may contain Amazon or other affiliate links to products I use and suggest. As an Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting me and my blog! At Samhain, we celebrate the dead, remember those that have passed, and connect with spirits. With the harvest scythe’s connection with barley (and death), and it’s approachable smokey flavor, Ardbeg Wee Beastie Scotch Whisky was the perfect base for this death cocktail. This recipe was crafted in part due to an instagram sponsorship with Ardbeg Wee Beastie Scotch Whisky, and I’m excited to share it here. I’ve been wanting to do a death cocktail for a while (especially with Rio being revealed as Death in Agatha All Along) and believe it or not—I don’t have a scotch drink recipe on my site yet! Honestly, this scotch is SUPER approachable and sippable on it’s own–I was very impressed and think its a good choice for scotch beginners. You can grab a bottle here: Ingredient Inspiration for a Lady Death Cocktail For this scotch cocktail, I took inspiration from death and harvest goddesses, as well as remembering those that have passed. Here is the meaning of each ingredient, as it pertains to this recipe: Non-Alcoholic Substitutes For a nonalcoholic substitute of Ardbeg, I recommend Lyre’s American Malt – it has a similar smokiness, and then dealcoholized red wine. I absolutely love dealcoholized red wine, and have personally tried Fre and loved it.
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  Butterfly Pea Flower Lemonade
  Sip in some color-changing magic with this sparkling, soothing butterfly pea flower lemonade. Using a super simple butterfly pea flower (and optional lavender) syrup and the addition of fresh lemon, soda water, and optional coconut milk, this butterfly pea flower lemonade recipe is  not just eye-catching, but also creamy, delicious, and quickly addictive. This post contains Amazon or other affiliate links to products I use and suggest. As an Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting me and my blog! A Magical Butterfly Pea Flower Lemonade There’s nothing quite like a little color change for feeling magical. But if you’re a bit mystical, you’d be please to know this recipe is great as a lunar lemonade. Not only is lemon associated with cleansing and uplifting, and coconut with nurturing, spirituality, and psychic ability, but they BOTH also associated with the moon. The color-changing properties of butterfly pea flower symbolizes transition and change, and feminine energy (like the phases of the moon). Lavender lends energies of peace and intuition, and soda water helps dilute the recipe and give it a sparkling, bubbly touch to raise our intentions. So whether you’re simply in the mood for magical lemonade, or looking to connect with the feminine, mystical, and transformational power of the moon, this butterfly pea flower lemonade is just the drink you need! Substitutions While you can totally forego the coconut milk and just stick to a traditional lemonade, it creates a more gradual color change while softening and smoothing the acidity of the fresh lemon. This recipe integrates butterfly pea flower through a simple syrup that is ready within 10 minutes. It includes optional lavender for more flavor dynamic, but you can also go without. You can find the syrup recipe here, or otherwise craft a butterfly pea flower syrup by steeping it in hot water for 5-10 minutes, and then stirring in an equal amount of sugar.

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