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🍸Velvet Nights Signature Drink List

The Gatsby Gold

Champagne, elderflower liqueur, lemon twist

A toast to excess and elegance. Bubbly, bright, and dangerously refined.

Whispers in Velvet

Gin, crème de violette, lavender syrup, lemon juice

Soft floral notes layered like whispered secrets behind velvet curtains.

The Speakeasy Sazerac

Rye whiskey, absinthe rinse, sugar cube, Peychaud’s bitters

A New Orleans classic with a SugarClan kick—smooth, bold, and slightly rebellious.

The Mephisto Manhattan

Bourbon, sweet vermouth, black cherry bitters

Devilish charm in a glass—deceptively smooth with a bite beneath.

Lilith’s Rose

Rosé wine, raspberry purée, dry gin, tonic splash

Delicate, fragrant, and alluring—just like the vine witch herself.

Midnight Decadence

Espresso vodka, Kahlúa, dark chocolate rim

A dessert drink for late-night musings and secrets best kept.

The Silent Film

Non-alcoholic – Seedlip Spice, vanilla syrup, ginger beer

For those who want to stay sharp while still savoring the story.

🥂 Add-Ons & Pairings

• Charcuterie medley: cured meats, smoked cheeses, honey-roasted almonds
• Stuffed mushroom trios: herb cream, truffle, and sun-dried tomato
• Mini crab cakes with lemon aioli
• Crispy polenta bites with rosemary sea salt

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1. The Gatsby Gold

“A toast to excess and elegance.”

A sparkling blend of luxury and light. This champagne cocktail dances on the tongue with floral sweetness and a citrusy edge—perfect for grand entrances and soft goodbyes.

Ingredients:

• Champagne
• Elderflower liqueur
• Lemon twist garnish

Presentation: Served in a chilled coupe with a gold-rimmed edge.

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2. Whispers in Velvet

“Secrets, served over ice.”

Fragrant, floral, and mystically smooth, this gin-based creation channels quiet allure. Lavender and violette swirl in harmony with just a kiss of lemon.

Ingredients:

• Gin
• Crème de violette
• Lavender syrup
• Fresh lemon juice

Presentation: Served in a crystal rocks glass over a single sphere of ice.

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3. The Speakeasy Sazerac

“Smooth. Bold. Unapologetically classic.”

A prohibition-era favorite reimagined with SugarClan flair. This old soul of a drink is layered, spicy, and best enjoyed slowly.

Ingredients:

• Rye whiskey
• Peychaud’s bitters
• Sugar cube
• Absinthe rinse

Presentation: Served neat in a short tumbler, lemon peel express for aroma.

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4. The Mephisto Manhattan

“Devilish charm in a glass.”

Bold and unapologetically smooth, this classic gets a mischievous twist. A dark-hued elixir that lingers with warmth, complexity, and a hint of rebellion.

Ingredients:

• Bourbon
• Sweet vermouth
• Black cherry bitters

Presentation: Served in a stemmed glass with a dark cherry garnish.

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5. Lilith’s Rose

“Fragrant. Fierce. Feminine.”

Inspired by the vine witch herself, this blush-toned cocktail layers delicate botanicals with bright fruit and a modern gin edge—refreshing yet mystically bold.

Ingredients:

• Rosé wine
• Raspberry purée
• Dry gin
• Tonic splash

Presentation: Served over ice in a tall glass with rose petals or a raspberry skewer.

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6. Midnight Decadence

“Dark, smooth, and just a little wicked.”

This dessert cocktail is rich with espresso and dark chocolate—perfect for late-night indulgence, whispered confessions, or lingering glances across candlelit tables.

Ingredients:

• Espresso vodka
• Kahlúa
• Dark chocolate rim

Presentation: Served in a chilled martini glass with a dusting of cocoa.

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7. The Silent Film

(Non-alcoholic)

“Muted spirit. Full flavor.”

A non-alcoholic nod to the classics. Complex, spiced, and smooth with a soft citrus finish. Crafted for those who want the ambiance without the buzz.

Ingredients:

• Seedlip Spice
• Vanilla syrup
• Ginger beer
• Fresh lime

Presentation: Served in a short vintage glass over crushed ice.

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1. Lady Otose’s Grace

“Warm, wise, and not to be underestimated.”

This cocktail balances elegance and strength—subtle florals wrapped in a refined bite of citrus and spice. It begins soft, but lingers with a complexity that commands respect. Just like her.

Flavor profile: Balanced, floral-citrus with a warm finish.

Ingredients:

• Earl Grey-infused gin
• Elderflower liqueur
• Lemon juice
• Honey-thyme syrup
• Dash of ginger bitters

Presentation: Served in a coupe with an edible flower and thyme sprig garnish.

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2. The Golden Sin

(For Kintoki Belial)

“Charm laced with danger. Pleasure with a pulse.”

A seductive twist on the Old Fashioned. Smoky, golden, and laced with a hint of forbidden sweetness. Belial may wear a golden smile, but the fire beneath is always smoldering.

Flavor profile: Bold, smoky-sweet, with a peppery finish.

Ingredients:

• Smoked Japanese whisky
• Golden syrup (honey + Demerara sugar)
• Black walnut bitters
• Orange peel + flamed cinnamon stick

Presentation: Served over a clear ice cube in a smoked glass tumbler.

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3. Elysian Bloom (For Noloty)

“Grace in the stars. Power in bloom.”

🍷 Description:

A drink that mirrors Noloty’s essence—nurturing yet commanding, luminous yet grounded. Its cosmic purple hue evokes the mysteries of the divine feminine, balanced with elegance, strength, and a taste of the stars.

🍇 Flavor Profile:

Silky, floral, citrus-forward with ethereal undertones.

🧪 Ingredients:

• Empress 1908 Gin (still keeps that color-shifting property)
• Crème de violette (to deepen the purple)
• White grape juice
• Lemon balm syrup
• Coconut cream
• Edible shimmer dust (violet)

🍸 Presentation:

Served in a crystal coupe with a floating edible flower—like a bloom adrift in starlight.

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1. Seraph’s Whisper

(for Helena)

“Sweet light in a weary world.”

A celestial blue elixir crafted for the divine nurturer. This drink carries a soft, comforting sweetness layered with delicate floral notes—graceful, heartfelt, and luminous, like a whispered blessing in the dark.

Flavor Profile: Sweet, light, floral—like sipping liquid light.

Ingredients:

• Blue Curaçao
• White peach nectar
• Vanilla liqueur
• Violet syrup
• Splash of soda water

Presentation:

Served in a flute glass with a sugared rim and a delicate white feather garnish resting on the tray or edge.

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2. Lucifer’s Ember

(for Gintoki Lucifer)

“Strength forged in flame. Love sweet as sin.”

A powerful and complex drink—bold with spice, kissed by sweetness. The blue flame swirl isn’t just a garnish; it’s a signature. For the unshakable leader with a soft spot for love and dessert.

Flavor Profile: Spiced, strong, with a molten-sweet core.

Ingredients:

• Mezcal (for smoky backbone)
• Crème brûlée syrup
• Cinnamon liqueur
• Dash of habanero bitters
• Blue flame absinthe float

Presentation:

Served in a short faceted glass. The absinthe is lit briefly for a controlled blue flame effect before extinguishing with a twist of orange peel. Garnished with a sugar shard or caramel crisp.

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The SugarFusion Speakeasy – A dimly lit, plush establishment hidden behind a disguised entrance in a bustling city alley. The air is thick with the scent of aged wood, fine spirits, and a hint of something sweet, carried on the gentle hum of live jazz – a sultry saxophone and a resonant double bass. Ornate, art deco inspired decor dominates, with velvet banquettes, gleaming brass fixtures, and a long, polished bar stocked with an impressive array of bottles. Patrons, typically well-heeled and discreet, converse in hushed tones, appreciating the ambiance and the expertly crafted cocktails.

Lord Sesshomaru, stands out not just for his striking appearance, but for the sheer presence he exudes. Today, he is impeccably dressed in a black, impeccably tailored suit – the fabric falling perfectly, accentuating his lean, powerful build. A crisp white shirt, is visible beneath. His usually elaborate armor is abscent, replaced by the simple elegance of the suit, though the subtle gleam of his lord’s mark peeks just above the collar, almost like a strange, intricate tattoo. His silver hair is neatly styled, and his eyes glow silver tonight.

The heavy, sound-dampening door of the SugarFusion Speakeasy swings open with a soft sigh, revealing Lord Sesshomaru. He steps inside, not bothering with a knock or a whispered password; the door simply yielded to his unspoken command, or perhaps, his overwhelming aura. The ambient chatter seems to falter for a beat as several heads subtly turn his way, then quickly avert. No one stares, but an undercurrent of nervous awareness ripples through the room.

His silver eyes, usually piercing amidst the chaos of battle, now glide over the sophisticated, almost hushed revelry. He takes in the velvet-clad singer on a small stage, the glint of crystal glasses, the soft glow of the lamps illuminating abstract art on the walls. The scent of sweet liqueurs, bitter herbs, and human perfume is a novel experience compared to the usual tang of blood and ancient forests.

He moves with an unnerving grace, his designer suit flowing as if it were a second skin. He doesn’t jostle, doesn’t hesitate, but rather, glides through the tables as patrons instinctively make tiny, almost imperceptible adjustments to their chairs or conversations, creating an unobstructed path for him. His destination is the long, burnished mahogany bar.

Behind the bar, his niece Noloty, a veteran bartender with an encyclopedic knowledge of libations and an unshakeable demeanor, is polishing a glass. Her eyes, however, widen almost imperceptibly the moment Sesshomaru enters her peripheral vision. She hadn’t expected to see Lord Sesshomaru tonight, his aura – powerful, eccentric, dangerous – but this… this is different. The air around Sesshomaru seems to hum with an ancient, controlled power that belies his modern attire.

Sesshomaru stops at the bar, taking a seat on a high, plush stool that seems almost too small for him. He places his hands, long-fingered and elegant, on the polished wood. He scans the array of bottles behind the bar, seemingly appraising their quality. As Noloty comes closer, he turns to greet her, his eyes tender, tenderness he only shares with family.

She shows him a menu she had been working on. He studies it for a moment and then, his voice is deep, even, and utterly devoid of inflection, yet it carries an undeniable authority that makes every other sound in the speakeasy seem to fade.

“One Speakeasy Sazerac.”

As she prepares his drink, he turns noting some new humans had become familiar with this establishment. He observes the rest of the speakeasy. He notices the subtle nervous glances from a couple at a corner table, the way the singer’s voice gained a new, almost fragile quality, the way the jazz music, usually so free, seemed to play with a newfound, almost anxious precision. He is an anomaly, a disruption to their carefully curated human comfort. A faint, almost imperceptible flicker of something – amusement? disdain? curiosity? – crosses his lips. He ignores the initial subtle fear, they would just have to get used to seeing him there. This is a family owned establishment after all.

He then turns to take the drink that Noloty had carefully crafted for him and with his acute sense of smell, he distinguishes notes of some kind of anise aroma combined with a background of mint, the familiar Absinthe rinse, the lemon peel express, and the rye whiskey holding it all together.

“Thank you lovely niece Noloty.” Excellent. Then he sat, mostly keeping to himself as he indulged in his smooth, bold, unapologetically classic drink.