Celebrate Halloween with The Webtender

October 31 - Halloween: This is the night before All Saints Day on November 1. The history of Halloween can be traced to the ancient Druids of the second century B.C. At the waning of the year - as the daylight hours grew shorter - they celebrated their festival of "summer's end." Winter food stores were opened for the first time. Householders extinguished the fires on their hearths, while priests lit bonfires on hilltops to honor the sun and frighten evil spirits. The head of each family received live embers from the bonfires to re-kindle the hearth - which would then be kept burning for another year. The souls of the dead were said to wander on this night - when good spirts were said to arrive and frighten them away.

Today, Halloween is celebrated in different ways around the World, and has become one of the most important and widely celebrated festivals on the contemporary American calendar.

The Webtender has prepared a selection of drinks and bowls both for the kids and the grown-ups to enjoy!

Halloween drinks For the kids:  (Non-alcoholic) Eerie Witch's Brew - Non-alcoholic punch with dry ice for a spooky effect. Warm Witch's Blood - Non-alcoholic, hot drink for the kiddies. For the grown-ups:  (Alcoholic) Sure to cast a spell on you! Witch's Brew Salem Witch Red Witch Vampire Vampire's Kiss Great Halloween shots. Pumpkin Pie (Trafford Style) Pumpkin Pie (Tavern Style) Smashing Pumpkin Punches Great Pumpkin Punch Ecto Cooler Jungle Boogie Punch more... Monstrous Beverages Neon Ghost Green Goblin Gremlin Zombies Devils and Demons Spooky! Brain Hemmorage Booda's Black Brew Spooky Juice Howlin' Wolf These will send you there... The Graveyard Graveyard Graveyard (light) Halloween Shopping Visit Amazon.com's Halloween shopping centre for some great deals, or some spooky gifts!