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Raise the spirits: Four fright night drinks to welcome the witching hour

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If you’re delving into the dark side this Halloween and are thirsty for a ghoulish treat or creepy cocktail, these spine chilling recipes promise a fiendishly good time…

COINTREAU FIZZ HALLOWEEN COCKTAIL

A mixologist’s best friend, the sweet and bitter orange peel flavours in Cointreau Liqueur (£15, 50cl, Tesco) cry out for fright night when they come together in this fiery orange tipple full of spark.

Ingredients: 40ml Cointreau, 10ml fresh lime juice, 40ml blood orange juice, 40ml sparkling water.

Method: Fill a glass with ice, add the Cointreau, fresh lime juice, and blood orange juice. Top off with sparkling water and stir gently. Garnish with two slices of blood orange, shaped like horns.

BLOOD ORANGE VAMPIRE

With a herbal bite from the vermouth and the zesty, fruity spice of Whitley Neill Blood Orange Vodka (£25.85, Amazon), this will look brilliant on the bar sat seductively alongside a carved out Jack-O’-Lantern.

Ingredients: 50ml Whitley Neill Blood Orange, 50ml sweet vermouth, 50ml cranberry juice.

Method: Fill a rocks glass with ice. Add all the ingredients and stir. Garnish with an orange wedge.

SCREAMS OF WHISKEY

Devilishly delicious, The Pogues Irish Whiskey (£28.45, 70cl, The Whisky Exchange) is made in collaboration with the band and it’s sure to raise the bar with its sweet and malty notes studded with nuts, citrus and a twist of black pepper.

Ingredients: 25ml The Pogues, 25ml Navy Rum, 25ml freshly squeezed orange juice, 15ml fresh lemon juice, 15ml fresh lime juice, 15ml agave syrup.

Method: Half fill a cocktail shaker with ice. Add all the ingredients. Shake vigorously and pour into a pewter tankard filled with ice. Garnish with a slice of orange, a mint sprig and one red bird’s eye chilli.

DAY OF THE DEAD PALOMA COCKTAIL

If you don’t want the party to end, celebrate the iconic Mexican holiday on November 2 with El Jimador Blanco limited edition Day of the Dead tequila (£15 special offer until November 10, Asda, in-store only) and Mexico’s answer to a G&T, The Paloma.

Ingredients: 50ml El Jimador Blanco, 200ml sparkling grapefruit (or fresh grapefruit juice, sugar syrup to taste, and soda water), fresh lime, ice.

Method: Pour into a tall glass over ice, stir and garnish with a grapefruit wedge.