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The Black Cat Cocktail

Vladimir Heredia/flickr creative commons
Vladimir Heredia/flickr creative commons

Our Alex Province stumbled on The Black Cat cocktail and discovered how easy it is to make your vodka an amusing black for Halloween, or if you’re thinking of throwing a chic black and white cocktail party. Once you follow his directions, we thought it might be fun to add a drizzle of Sambucca or Ouzo to make a black licorice martini.

The Black Cat Cocktail
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The Black Cat Cocktail
Votes: 8
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Ingredients
The Black Cat Cocktail
  • 2 shots vodka
  • 1 shot cherry brandy or kirsch
  • 2 shots cranberry juice
  • 2 shots Coca-Cola Cherry
  • maraschino cherries
Black Vodka
  • 1 750ml bottle vodka
  • 10 drops food coloring blue
  • 10 drops food coloring red
  • 8 drops food coloring green
Servings:
Instructions
The Black Cat Cocktail
  1. In a highball or Tom Collins glass, add vodka, kirsch, and cranberry juice, and stir.
  2. Top with cola and garnish with maraschino cherries.
Black Vodka
  1. Add food coloring directly into bottle, cap bottle, and give a shake.
  2. Add more drops until color is thoroughly saturated.
Recipe Notes

You can also use equal parts of blue, yellow, and red food coloring. Or McCormick's black food coloring.

Serving Recommendation: Use to make a vodka martini and rim glass with fake blood made of corn syrup and red food coloring.

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