By the time you reach whiskey-drinking age, Halloween isn’t really about you. Sure, you can still dress up in creative costumes, go to blowout Halloween bashes, and decorate your yard until it looks Shelob’s lair, but ultimately, the people who get the most out of Halloween are somewhere between the ages of four and 12 and dressed as a Disney character you do not understand.
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READ THE STORYThat’s OK. Like tube tops, all-nighters, and Jello shots, ringing strangers’ doorbells to ask for candy is one of those things you should let gracefully fade into history as time passes. But that doesn’t mean trick-or-treating offers you, the grown-up, nothing—quite the contrary. I actually have more fun handing out candy than I think I ever did going door to door. It’s warm and dry in my house, I can watch movies all night while waiting for the bell to ring, and I no longer have to fight with my mother about how the raincoat she’s making me wear obscures too much of my ballerina costume. Plus, I get to eat all the Almond Joy candies and nobody can tell me no.
Another perk of adult Halloween? Fixing yourself a nice adult treat to enjoy while you send your neighbors’ children into sugar-induced mania. Here’s what we’ll be drinking.
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