4 Eerie Halloween Cocktails To Hunt Down & Try In Vancouver

Halloween is a time for ghoulish fun, creepy costumes, and, of course, spine-tingling cocktails. Vancouver, known for its vibrant nightlife and innovative mixology, doesn’t disappoint when it comes to serving up bewitching beverages. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, there are some eerie cocktails waiting for you this Halloween season. —Ashley Harris

Sons of Vancouver, a craft distillery located in North Vancouver, never fails to conjure up some spine-tingling Halloween magic with their seasonal cocktail features. With an artful blend of creativity and craftsmanship, they transform their spirits into eerie elixirs that capture the essence of the holiday. Whether it’s their wickedly delightful Gangrene Slush, or The Zombie cocktail served in the most horrifying of tiki mugs, Sons of Vancouver infuses the spirit of Halloween into every sip.

From October 3 to 31 you can find the weird and wonderful Black Lagoon Pop-Up nestled inside of the Butcher & Bullock. This Halloween, they’re serving up twisted cocktails like the Death Rattle, a concoction that perfectly encapsulates the spirit of the season. This eerie cocktail combines gin, brandy, amontillado, pineapple, lime juice, mint, nutmeg and more, creating an otherworldly drink that tastes as mysterious as it looks.

Escape to a tropical Halloween oasis at The Shameful Tiki Room. The Zombie cocktail is a Halloween favourite and offers a deadly combination of rum and apricot brandy. Upon its arrival at your table, you’ll be greeted not just by a glass but a piece of art, adorned with a sinister skull that channels the spirit of the season.

At Notch8, the Lavender Corpse Reviver is undoubtedly a must-try cocktail for Halloween. This enchanting elixir blends Empress Gin, Fresh Lemon, Cointreau, Lillet Blanc, and a Lavender Mist to create a potion that’s as visually striking as it is delicious. The deep purple hue of Empress Gin, derived from butterfly pea blossoms, adds an eerie allure to the cocktail—while the hint of lavender mist evokes the essence of a spooky garden.