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Oblivion's Embrace

Dark elixir inspired by ancient mysticism

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Oblivion's Embrace

AI Cocktail Info

Serving 1 cocktail

ABV

22%*

Calories

230*

Net Carbs

9g*

AI Request

Oblivion's Embrace: Erebus Inspired black wine, rich and complex, smoked oak aged over centuries, aroma of damp earth, decaying roses, and hint of something sweet, garnished with perfectly black rose, tendril dry ice snaking around the glass in a long slender glass as dark as night

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Description: Experience a drink that draws inspiration from the mysterious and alluring depths of Erebus. "Oblivion's Embrace" is designed to evoke a sense of ancient mysticism, with its rich complexity and intriguing aroma profile. This dark elixir is crafted to encapsulate the essence of a deep, ancient night, offering a sensory journey into the unknown. Ingredients: - 2 oz black wine (Cabernet Sauvignon or a similar dark, tannic wine) - 1 oz aged oak-smoked bourbon - 0.5 oz black cherry liqueur - 0.25 oz crème de violette - Dash of black walnut bitters - Edible black rose petals for garnish - Dry ice (for visual effect, optional) Instructions: 1. In a mixing glass filled with ice, combine the black wine, bourbon, black cherry liqueur, crème de violette, and black walnut bitters. Stir gently until well chilled. 2. Strain the concoction into a long, slender glass as dark as night. 3. Carefully add a small piece of dry ice to the glass for a mystical, foggy effect. (Ensure the dry ice does not come into direct contact with skin or is ingested.) 4. Garnish with perfectly black rose petals arranged on the rim or floating atop the drink. Glassware: Slender black glass or a similarly dark, elegant vessel. Note: Dry ice should only be used if appropriate safety measures are taken, keeping it at the bottom of the glass and ensuring it fully sublimates before consumption.

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