The snow is starting, I hope you are all stocked up!

If you’re looking for the perfect Halloween cocktail (or a damn near perfect tiki cocktail for any occasion), might we suggest the Cohasset Zombie. The unmistakeable fruit-forward Cohasset Punch flavor is taken to the next level with layers of citrus, spice, and pot-still rum funk.

Strolling through Graceland, Memorial Park, and Calvary cemeteries in and around Chicago to visit the legends who created Cohasset Punch in the 19th century.

#chicagohistory #cemetery #chicagostories #cocktailhistory #halloween

#SpookySeason is here, so that means it’s time to make a Cohasset Corpse Reviver! “Corpse Reviver” cocktails date back to the 19th century, and at the time were intended as hangover cures.

Had a wonderful evening serving up Cohasset Punch at this year’s “Pour Your Heart Out” fundraiser for Anti-Cruelty Society! Thanks to everyone for supporting, and thanks to everybody who tried Cohasset Punch!

For the “Night Moves,” @evangaylion.bsky.social blends Cohasset Punch with Hendrick’s Grand Cabaret Gin and a house-made black garlic cordial. A harmony of sweet and savory loaded with stone fruit flavors, the “Night Moves” might just be your new favorite cocktail! #NegroniWeek2025

Grab those last rays of summer and head to The Chipp Inn (West Town, Chicago) before the end of September to sip on the “Cohasset Breeze,” a delightfully quaffable combination of Cohasset Punch, ginger ale, and lemon. You saw the board—it’s only $6! Where else can you get a deal like that?

To say there’s a lot going on right now in Chicago is an understatement—but if you can, check out our segment on @wgntv.com Spotlight Chicago tomorrow (Tues. 9/9) afternoon. We’ll dive into a little Cohasset Punch history, plus show how to drink it both the traditional way and in some fun cocktails!

Cohasset Punch is good on its own, but it's better with friends! Traditionally, Cohasset Punch was always served "&" a peach slice, and you can also serve it "&" your favorite mixer or "&" another spirit for a cocktail. #NationalAmpersandDay #cocktails

Rolling into the weekend with some Cohasset Punch, how about you?

A very happy #LaborDay to all workers — especially those who get Cohasset Punch into your glass! Blenders who fill the bottles, printers who make the labels, truckers who deliver the cases, bartenders who serve the drinks, and so many more help bring this classic Chicago liqueur back to life.

This description of Cohasset Punch — published in response to a letter to the Chicago Tribune on August 31, 1934 — seems apt! Prohibition had recently been repealed and Cohasset Punch had not yet returned. Luckily for the drink’s old fans, the Punch again began flowing within a few months.