Looking for Halloween drinks to wow the guests at your next party? Ary Clarke of Birdie’s Links & Drinks joined Matt Ford and Ashley Rice in the Good Morning Delaware kitchen for a festive, spooky-season drink-making demonstration.
Creative Drinks: GMD’s New Monthly Feature
This segment kicks off Good Morning Delaware’s monthly Creative Drinks feature, spotlighting local businesses, bartenders and mixologists who bring creativity to the glass. And what better way to start than with a Halloween twist?
In the video, you’ll:
- 🍹 Watch Halloween-themed drink demonstrations
- 🎃 Get inspiration for ingredients, garnishes and presentation
- 🥂 Hear the conversation about nonalcoholic options
- 📍 Get to know Birdie’s Links & Drinks and its Halloween plans
🎃 Hosting this weekend? Watch the full demo above for ideas you can borrow for your own Halloween party menu.
Meet Birdie’s Links & Drinks in Middletown
Birdie’s Links & Drinks is a Middletown, Delaware, hangout where golf meets good times. Guests can play indoor golf simulators and blacklight mini golf, then grab food and drinks at the restaurant and bar. No country club membership is required.
It’s a fun spot for friends, families, birthday parties and team outings, and a great example of the local Delaware businesses that Creative Drinks will spotlight on Good Morning Delaware each month.
Visit Birdie’s Links & Drinks
⛳ Golf
Indoor Simulators
🌙 Mini Golf
Blacklight Course
🍔 Food
Restaurant & Bar
📍 320 Auto Park Dr., Middletown, Delaware
5 Easy Ways to Give Your Halloween Drinks a Spooky Twist
Want to bring a little of that Creative Drinks energy home? These simple ideas work for almost any recipe:
- Go bold with color. Deep purple, blood orange, slime green and jet black instantly say Halloween.
- Rim the glass. Colored sugar or sprinkles add festive flair in seconds.
- Get creepy with garnishes. Gummy worms, candy eyeballs or fruit carved into little “monsters” are crowd favorites.
- Play with glassware. Mason jars, goblets or test-tube shooters help set a spooky scene.
- Make a mocktail version. Offering a nonalcoholic option means every guest can join the fun.
Halloween Mocktails Everyone Can Enjoy
The GMD conversation also touched on nonalcoholic options, and mocktails are a great way to include kids, designated drivers and anyone skipping alcohol. Try this easy formula: start with a colorful juice like cranberry, orange, grape or pomegranate, add something fizzy like sparkling water or ginger ale, then finish with a spooky garnish.
🚗 Celebrate responsibly. If your party drinks include alcohol, please drink responsibly and plan a safe ride home.
Halloween Drinks FAQ
Who made the spooky drinks on Good Morning Delaware?
Ary Clarke of Birdie’s Links & Drinks in Middletown, Delaware, demonstrated spooky-season drinks in the GMD kitchen with Matt Ford and Ashley Rice.
How can I make a party drink without alcohol?
Combine a colorful juice with something fizzy, then add a fun garnish like candy eyeballs, gummy worms or a sugared rim.
Where is Birdie’s Links & Drinks?
Birdie’s Links & Drinks is located at 320 Auto Park Dr. in Middletown, Delaware. Visit the Birdie’s website for hours and events.
More Halloween Fun From DETV
Which drink would you try? 💬 Tell us your favorite party drink in the comments! Then keep the spooky season going with more from Good Morning Delaware:
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