Dracula's FANGo Mezcalita: A Spooky Sip for Halloween
- garnishyourglam
- Oct 6, 2024
- 2 min read
Welcome to Day #3 of our 31 Days of Halloween cocktails, where we explore spine-chilling concoctions that will make your Halloween celebrations truly unforgettable. Today, we present a cocktail that even the most discerning vampire would adore—Dracula's FANGo Mezcalita. Inspired by the classic 1992 Dracula film and the hilarious antics of "What We Do in the Shadows," this drink is sure to add a fang-tastic touch to your spooky soirées!

Dracula's FANGo Mezcalita
Ingredients:
1 1/4 oz Mezcal (or tequila, if you prefer)
1 oz lime juice
1/4 oz Agave
1 1/4 cup frozen mango
Splash of limeade
1/2 oz strawberry simple syrup
Honey for the rim
Red food coloring for the rim
Dehydrated lime for garnish
Vampire teeth for garnish
Instructions:
Blend the Potion: In a blender, combine Mezcal, lime juice, agave, frozen mango, and a splash of limeade. Blend until smooth, creating a thick, icy mixture that will chill you to the bone.
Prepare the Bloody Rim: On a small dish, mix honey with 2-3 drops of red food coloring, stirring until well combined. Lightly dip the rim of a margarita glass into this gory concoction to create a blood-red effect.
Assemble the Drink: Pour the blended mango mixture into your prepared glass. Drizzle the top with strawberry simple syrup for an added touch of sweetness and color.
Garnish with a Bite: Top your creation with a dehydrated lime wheel and the pièce de résistance—vampire teeth! This final touch will make your drink irresistible to both humans and creatures of the night.
Serving Suggestion:
Enjoy this deliciously haunting cocktail under the moonlight for the full vampiric experience. Whether you're hosting a Halloween party or indulging solo, Dracula's FANGo Mezcalita promises an enchanting evening.

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So, raise your glass and toast to a night filled with laughter, mystery, and a little bit of fright. Cheers!
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