These cocktails will put you in the Halloween spirit

Sip on potent potions at local restaurants

Ocean Prime's signiture Berries & Bubbles cocktail gets a spooky makeover.
Courtesy of Ocean Prime/PhillyVoice

This Halloween, there are plenty of treats for adults -- spooky gelato, Halloween-themed ice cream, limited-time cruffins -- but cocktails inspired by the holiday are the most spirited (sorry, couldn't resist).

Sip your way through the holiday weekend with these Halloween-inspired drinks at four Philly restaurants.

Berries & Bubbles: Halloween Edition

The name might be cute, but this signature cocktail is receiving a spooky makeover for Halloween. Bartenders will add dry ice to the drink, transforming it into a bubbling, smoking witch's brew.

Ocean Prime's Berries & Bubbles cocktail is made from Belvedere Citrus Vodka, Crème de Cassis, Chandon Brut and fresh berries.

Available at Ocean Prime
124 S. 15th St.
(215) 563-0163


The Devil's Tale

Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice'The Devils Tail' seasonal cocktail from Twisted Tail, 509 south 2nd Street.

The Devil’s Tail is made with whiskey and an addition of Pedro Ximénez sherry.  A few dashes of black walnut bitters and a rinse of absinthe finish off the cocktail.

Available at the Twisted Tail
509 S. 2nd St.
(215) 558-2471


"Orange" Wine

Thom Carroll/PhillyVoiceMother Rock 'Liquid Skin' orange wine at Tria Cafe West.

This fall, Tria is serving up "orange" wine. Since orange is one of the go-to colors for Halloween, it's a subtle but delicious way to celebrate the holiday. 

"Orange" wine might seem strange, but the hue is achieved through a natural process. White grape varieties are fermented with the skins on, or "macerated,” the same way red wines obtain color and texture. To keep it simple: the longer it macerates, the darker the hue.

Many times "orange" wines have a nuttiness or cinnamon spice to them. Tria has a few varieties.

Available at Tria Cafe West
1137 Spruce St.
(215) 629-9200


Voodoo Lady

Courtesy of Square 1682/PhillyVoiceVoodoo Lady uses Art in the Age Beet Root.

Square 1682's lead bartender Daniel Kulisek will be crafting Voodoo Lady(s) for Halloween. The cocktail is available currently for $15 but will be sold at a discounted price of $8 on Oct. 31. 

Voodoo Lady is made with local Social Still Rye, Art in the Age Beet Root, honey simple syrup and peach bitters. It is served in a smoked snifter.

Available at Square 1682
121 S. 17th St.
(215) 563-5008