This costume is not only cool, but practical. It doesn’t come pre-filled, so I suggest filling with absinthe instead. Not only will your night get crazy, but the green absinthe will give it a Halloween touch. Continue Reading »

The fine people over at El Tesoro sent us these Halloween cocktails, and being the upstanding blog we are, we decided to share them with you all.

The Devil’s Tequila Furnace

- El Tesoro™ Platinum Tequila

- Tabasco® Sauce

- Lime wedge

- Salt

- Fill a tall shot glass with El Tesoro Platinum Tequila. Add a few drops of Tabasco and stir gently. Lick some salt off your hand, drink the tequila, and bite the lime, and them scream at the top of your lungs. Continue Reading »

This costume is pretty awesome. Tequila has a reputation for making parties extremely fun, so why not capture that spirit in a Halloween costume? The guy modeling the costume here looks like he is loving it, so that is a good sign. I really can’t see how this costume can go wrong.

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If you want to spend Halloween humiliated and alone, you need this suit. Dubbed “Beer Man”, and clearly inspired by the costume work on SNL’s “Ambiguously Gay Duo”, this suit is the ultimate form of birth control. Continue Reading »

This costume is a great conversation starter, just beware of one thing: Stay away from balls. Any kind of balls. Anything even remotely resembling a sphere that can be launched will be thrown at you with a vengeance. This will be hilarious the first time, but when the first golf ball hits you in the cheekbone, you will quickly lose your sense of humor. Continue Reading »

This costume is pretty awesome. Not too many hazards associated with it, that is unless you are an over ambitious, intoxicated, pseudo-gymnast who tries to do a keg stand on your shoulders. If you can avoid this obvious design flaw, this costume should serve you well. Continue Reading »

With fall in full swing and Halloween on its way, that can only mean one thing to beer connoisseurs; pumpkin ale. What the seasonal Christmas Ale is to Christmas and the Oktoberfest Ale is to the fall harvest, Halloween has its very own pumpkin ale. Although pumpkin ale has been around for several years and has even been rumored that Thomas Jefferson used pumpkin to make beer way back when, it wasn’t a well-known beer until recently. It received a big boost in 2007 when the Great American Beer Festival gave it its very own subcategory in the fruits-and-veggies beer category. Continue Reading »