Curtain Call Cocktail

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Dramatic cocktail inspired by theatre

Curtain Call Cocktail

AI Cocktail Info

Serving : 1 cocktail

ABV
12%*
Calories
235*
Net Carbs
27g*
AI Request:a cocktail themed around theatre
*Estimated by AI - may vary

Instructions

Inspired by the vibrant world of theatre, this cocktail captures the essence of a grand finale, blending drama and excitement in every sip. It's a visually stunning drink, layered to evoke the curtains of a grand stage, with colors changing from deep red to a shimmering gold, mimicking the transformation from the dramatic intensity of a performance to the golden applause at the end. Serve this in a tall, elegant flute to enhance its theatrical presentation. **Ingredients:** - 1 oz Grenadine - 1 oz Gold Rum - 2 oz Cranberry juice - 1/2 oz Black Raspberry Liqueur (e.g., Chambord) - 2 oz Champagne or Prosecco - Edible gold glitter for garnish (optional) - Fresh raspberries for garnish (optional) **Instructions:** 1. Begin by chilling a tall flute in the freezer to ensure your drink stays cool and refreshing. 2. Pour the grenadine into the bottom of the chilled flute carefully to create the first layer. 3. Slowly layer the cranberry juice over the back of a spoon onto the grenadine layer to maintain distinct separation. 4. In a shaker filled with ice, combine the gold rum and black raspberry liqueur. Shake well until the outside of the shaker feels cold. 5. Carefully strain the rum and liqueur mixture over the back of a spoon to create the next layer in the glass. 6. Top the drink off with Champagne or Prosecco, pouring it gently over the back of a spoon to maintain the layered effect. 7. For a touch of theatre magic, sprinkle a little edible gold glitter over the top. 8. Garnish with a skewer of fresh raspberries, if desired. The Curtain Call Cocktail is a tribute to the art of performance, offering a mesmerizing blend of flavors with a presentation that steals the spotlight. Perfect for opening nights, gala events, or anytime you want to celebrate the drama and beauty of the theatre.

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