6 Star Wars cocktails for the ultimate Star Wars hen do

6 themed cocktails in a picture collage

Calling all brides-to-be and their intergalactic squadrons! Prepare to elevate your hen party to new heights as leading hen party company Fizzbox teams up with magical tavern, The Cauldron, to concoct a range of Star Wars cocktails, perfect for celebrating the bride's journey to the galaxy of marriage!

Set your blasters to fun as The Cauldron's mixologists transport you to a galaxy far, far away with their selection of otherworldly drinks inspired by the iconic saga. From Darth Vader-inspired concoctions to drinks that will have you feeling like you're partying on the Millennium Falcon, there's something to delight every Jedi bride and her entourage.

The lovely people at Fizzbox and The Cauldron have kindly shared the secrets behind making these tasty drinks so you can create your very own Star Wars inspired cocktails at home. Perfect for any Star Wars loving brides and hens! 

 

Lightsaber Shots - ingredients

  • 25ml melon liqueur (green)
  • 250ml cherry liqueur (red)

  • 25ml coconut liqueur (blue)

 

Hello There - ingredients

  • 25ml gin
  • 25ml vodka

  • Elderflower

  • Apple and lychee

  • Topped with prosecco

  • Lots of ice

  • Serves 4

 

The High Ground - ingredients

  • 25ml sweet sherry
  • 25ml smoky whisky

  • 15ml Angostura

  • Served with a giant toasted marshmallow

  • This one is strong!

 

Blue Milk - ingredients

  • Vanilla milkshake
  • White chocolate milkshake

  • Blue food colouring

  • Creamy and luxurious

 

The Sarlacc Pit - ingredients

  • 25ml Jameson’s Irish whisky
  • 25ml Cynar bitter Italian liquor

  • Classic Red Bull

 

Cloud City - ingredients

  • 50ml Aperol 
  • 25ml tequila 

  • Rose and lime

  • Fluffy, bright and easy going

So grab your lightsabers, don your favourite Star Wars costumes and join us at The Cauldron for a hen party celebration that's truly out of this world! May the Force, and the cocktails, be with you on this epic journey to the bride's happily ever after!

About Fizzbox:Fizzbox is a leading hen party company, offering a huge range of fun activities and experiences in the UK and Europe for brides-to-be and their entourage.

About The Cauldron: The Cauldron is a magical tavern located in the heart of Brighton, London, Edinburgh, New York, Chicago and Philadelphia, known for its immersive experiences and inventive cocktails.

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