Witch's Brew Punch
- Brooke
- Oct 22, 2024
- 1 min read
We wanted to create a scary delicious punch with our newest blend, Witch's Brew, that's perfect for all your Halloween parties! I took a lot of inspiration from the punch bowls my mom always threw together when I was growing up. We had parties nearly every season and the last thing my mom wanted to do was spend a lot of time making drinks after cooking and decorating all day.
So in honor of my mom, and all the other hosts out there, I've kept this recipe simple and delicious!
Tips to make this punch your own!
As you're adding your alcohol, make sure to sample as you go! You can always add more, but you can't take it out!
Want it less sweet? Try using 4 Witch's Brew tea bags instead of 6, but stick with 4 cups of water!
Swap your lemon lime soda for your favorite seltzer water! Don't be afraid to try different flavors for unique punch each time!
Make sure to add your sorbet at the end! It'll create a delicious, foamy topping and will help keep the punch cold longer!
Hopefully this punch will help you discover new ways to use our True Honey Teas! Don't forget to comment below if you give it a "Chai"!
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