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Chuckle Rum Halloween Drink Campaign

Spirits and spooky season go together like cocktails and laughter.

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Published
18 Jan 2023

Spirits and spooky season go together like cocktails and laughter. Chuckle Rum threw its name in the ringer for its Halloween campaign – with two seasonal drinks that left consumers cackling! The tribe worked in tandem with the buzz surrounding the cult classic, Hocus Pocus sequel release. This campaign included static images and breathtaking videos featuring both “Amuck, Amuck, Amuck” and “Evil Eye” recipes, each highlighting the intense fruit flavor and 80-proof Chuckle. Drink up, witches!

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Chuckle Rum - Halloween bottle photos
Chuckle Rum - Halloween social media posts

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