The Spider’s Kiss — Sweet, Smoky, and Just a Little Sinister

The Spider’s Kiss — Sweet, Smoky, and Just a Little Sinister

If you’re looking for a Halloween cocktail that steals the spotlight (and possibly your soul), meet the Spider’s Kiss. It’s deep purple, served smoking, and hides a gummy spider at the bottom — because what’s Halloween without a little drama and a lot of sugar?

It’s part potion, part performance — the kind of drink that has everyone pulling out their phones before they even take a sip.


💜 What You’ll Need

  • 45ml gin (or vodka, if you want it smoother)
  • 30ml blue curaçao
  • 30ml cranberry juice
  • 15ml lemon juice
  • A splash of grenadine
  • Ice
  • 1 gummy spider (for the bottom of the glass 🕷️)

For the smoke:

  • A small piece of food-safe dry ice (or use a smoke bubble gun for a safer alternative)


🪄 How to Make It

 

  1. Drop your gummy spider into the bottom of a short glass — it’ll lurk there like a creepy surprise.
  2. In a shaker with ice, combine gin, blue curaçao, cranberry juice, lemon juice, and grenadine.
  3. Shake until chilled and that perfect rich violet shade.
  4. Strain into your glass over fresh ice.
  5. Carefully add a small piece of dry ice just before serving — it’ll bubble and smoke like a witch’s cauldron.
  6. Watch the purple fog swirl and the spider slowly appear as it melts — it’s spooky, it’s camp, and it’s fabulous.

🕯️ Pro Tip

Always use food-safe dry ice and let it dissolve completely before sipping. Or, if you want to keep it family-friendly, use tonic water with a splash of soda and add a little theatrical smoke from a bubble gun or incense around the glass for that haunted effect.


The Spider’s Kiss is dramatic, decadent, and dangerously fun. It’s the kind of cocktail that doesn’t just say Halloween — it practically screeches it. Serve it at your party, dim the lights, and let the smoke do the talking.

Cheers to drinks that come with a side of fear. 💜🕷️

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