Ingredients:

1 oz gin (a floral or botanical-forward gin works best, like Hendrick’s or The Botanist) 0.5 oz pomegranate liqueur (for the “forbidden fruit”) 0.5 oz fresh lemon juice 0.5 oz honey syrup (1:1 honey + hot water, cooled) Sparkling wine (brut Champagne or prosecco) Garnish: thin apple slice + pomegranate arils

Method:

Shake gin, pomegranate liqueur, lemon juice, and honey syrup with ice until chilled. Strain into a flute or coupe. Top with sparkling wine. Garnish with a floating apple slice and a few jewel-like pomegranate seeds. 

Ingredients:

Bright, fresh, and temptingly lush without the bite. 1 oz non-alcoholic botanical spirit (like Seedlip Garden 108) or brewed hibiscus tea (chilled, strong) 0.5 oz pomegranate juice 0.5 oz fresh lemon juice 0.5 oz honey syrup Sparkling white grape juice (or non-alcoholic sparkling wine) Garnish: thin apple slice + pomegranate arils

Method:

Shake the botanical spirit/hibiscus, pomegranate juice, lemon juice, and honey syrup with ice. Strain into a flute or coupe. Top with sparkling grape juice. Garnish with apple slice + pomegranate. 

Ingredients:

• 1 Lemon.

• 1 Hellfire (Blue is pretty)

• 1 hidden desire and sultry secret

• 1 signature (blood optional)

• 1 stock of hellish ingredients. 

Method:

Not a big drinker? First time on the dark side? Maybe want a bit of temptation, a bit of a fall? Find out what drink tickles your fancy. Just sign your name on the Lemon (Markers provided for the hemophobic), and our devilish bartender will get a whiff of EXACTLY what you need! And, ehm, god forbid apples, but you can keep the lemon! Fire added free of charge! And definitely not signing away 1/1000th of your soul! 1 Lemon. 1 Hellfire (Blue is pretty) 1 hidden desire and sultry secret 1 signature (blood optional) 1 stock of hellish ingredients. 

(Recommended to start with before you try the more... magical substances on offer. Don't want to start off with one of Lucifer's Feathers and get turned into a Dodo on your first day in Eden.) 

A layered cocktail served in a hurricane glass

Ingredients:

• 1 oz Chambord

• 0.5 oz black cherry liqueur

• 0.5 oz ruby port

• 2 oz cranberry juice

• 1 oz Campari

• 0.5 oz blood orange liqueur

• 1.5 oz Limoncello

• 2 oz champagne or prosecco

• Edible gold shimmer dust

• Candied apple slice for garnish

Instructions:

1. In a small pitcher, combine Chambord, black cherry liqueur, and port. Set aside at room temperature.

2. In another pitcher, mix cranberry juice, Campari, and blood orange liqueur. Set aside.

3. Chill Limoncello and champagne. When ready to serve, combine in a third pitcher with a generous pinch of gold shimmer dust.

4. Pour bottom layer (Chambord mixture) into hurricane glass—should fill approximately 1/3.

5. Using a bar spoon held just above the liquid surface, slowly float the cranberry mixture to create middle layer.

6. Using the same technique, float the golden champagne mixture on top.

7. Garnish with candied apple slice, or rosemary and a curled lemon peel on rim. For theatrical effect, use a toothpick to create two small holes in the apple.

Serves: 1

Note:

• Layers will remain distinct for approximately 10-15 minutes. Serve immediately with a small cocktail stirrer, allowing guest to mix at their discretion.

• Lucifer would garnish his with additional apple slices while complaining about historical inaccuracy.

• Adam just adds more gold shimmer because pretty. 

Concept: "To break the dark grasp over your heart, first you must accept it. Breathe it in, live with it, and respect it. I raise this glass to you. Let's start a proper conversation this time-stop moping around."

Ingredients:

• 2 oz. Mezcal Ancestral (brewed in house by the Oathmaker)

• 1 oz. fresh orange juice

• ½ oz. fresh lemon juice

• ½ oz. fresh lime juice

• ¼-½ oz. agave nectar (optional, for balance)

• 1 oz. sparkling holy water

• Ice cubes

Garnish:

• Orange wheel or wedge

• Consecrated salt rim (optional, from ground sea salt)

Instructions:

1. Rim a Rocks Glass with Salt, if Desired: Prepare coarse sea salt in a mortar and pestle. Press pestle down gently, grinding in slow, clockwise circles, until salt is in small crystalline shards. Inhale protection, exhale the name of the curse. Pour the salt onto a flat saucer of wood or bone. Wet the rim with lime wedge and evenly dip in salt.

2. Shake and Pray: In a silver shaker filled with ice, combine mezcal, lime juice, lemon juice, orange juice and agave nectar. Close eyes and recite the ritual chant once for a well chilled mix.

3. Strain and Purify: Add fresh ice to glass. Remove the top of the shaker and apply holy linen to strain the mix over ice.

4. Top the Drink: Top the drink with carbonated holy water until the radiance fills the glass. Actually, any water touched by the Oathmaker will do.

5. Garnish: An orange wheel or wedge.

Effect: Drink slowly and tell your story, to break free of a curse. Drink too quickly, and you'll transform into a doe or deer.

Notes:

• Salt, citrus, and smoke. The three flavors combine one after the other in rapid succession, taking you on a journey with each sip.

• Mezcal Ancestral is hard to find, but it brings a rich, meaty taste to the drink. For a light and casual version that's still smokey, use Mezcal Jovan.

• Does not actually glow with the light of dawn. Does not actually break curses. Will get you drunk, so drink responsibly.

Lore:

They say Mammon brewed this wicked blend not to share joy, but to line his pockets. Loved (and hated) by anyone reckless enough to try, this drink doesn’t sing like sirens—it jingles like coins. Every swallow echoes 'ka-ching, ka-ching' in your head, like the sound of money slipping right out of your wallet and into his. It’s a scam in liquid form, but it tastes too good to resist.

Ingredients:

• 2 shots gin bilog

• 2 shots vodka

• 2 shots rum

• 2 shots brandy

• 2 shots grenadine syrup

• 1 cup orange juice

• 1 cup pineapple juice

• Ice (Don't drink without ice or you'll be cursed)

How It’s Made (Mammon’s Way):

Pour all ingredients into a steel canister, slap the lid on tight, then shake it only by twirling your hips—extra points if you wink at the nearest stranger. Mammon insists it “charges the luck.” He’ll laugh the whole time, clinking coins in his pocket, waiting for you to take the first reckless sip.

Effects:

• Mixed Right: The coins in your pocket seem to multiply… until you realize Mammon is the one stacking them.

• Mixed Wrong: The ka-ching ka-ching won’t stop ringing in your skull, driving you to bet bigger and bigger.

• Too Much: You’ll swear you’re rich, making absurd wagers and offering favors, only to wake up hungover, broke, and somehow owing Mammon twice what you started with. 

Effect: Makes you feel buzzed and nice without ever getting overly drunk.

Concept: This drink is a visually stunning, layered cocktail designed to evoke the colors of twilight and a starry night. It's a sweet, herbal, and citrusy drink that's both refreshing and enchanting.

Ingredients:

• 2 oz Gin (for a clean, botanical base)

• 0.5 oz Butterfly Pea Flower Tea Concentrate (for the deep blue color and subtle earthy notes)

• 1 oz Grapefruit Juice, freshly squeezed

• 0.5 oz Elderflower Liqueur or Rosemary Simple Syrup (for floral/herbal sweetness)

• 2-3 dashes of Aromatic Bitters (optional, to add depth)

• Edible Pearl Dust or Silver Luster Dust (for the "stardust" effect)

• Club Soda or Tonic Water (to top)

• Ice Cubes

Garnish:

• A sprig of fresh Rosemary

• An Orange or Grapefruit peel, curled into a spiral

• A Star Anise or a small star-shaped garnish (like a star fruit slice) on a cocktail pick

Instructions:

1. Prepare the "Stardust" Ice: In a shaker or a separate glass, combine the gin, grapefruit juice, elderflower liqueur, and a generous pinch of edible pearl or luster dust. Stir well until the dust is fully suspended and the liquid has a shimmering, pearlescent quality.

2. Create the Blue Layer: Pour the butterfly pea flower tea concentrate into the bottom of a tall glass (like a Collins or highball glass). The color will settle at the bottom.

3. Add Ice and Gin Mixture: Carefully fill the glass with ice cubes. Slowly and gently pour the shimmering gin mixture over the back of a spoon into the glass. The shimmering, pinkish-purple liquid will sit atop the deep blue layer, creating a beautiful gradient.

4. Top the Drink: Top the drink with club soda or tonic water. As the soda mixes, it will further blend the layers, creating a swirling, cosmic effect.

5. Garnish: Place a sprig of fresh rosemary into the glass. Curl the citrus peel and hang it from the rim of the glass. Finally, pierce a star-shaped garnish onto a cocktail pick and place it next to the citrus peel.

Notes:

• The key to the layered effect is to be gentle when pouring the liquids. The butterfly pea flower tea is denser, so it will naturally sink to the bottom.

• The "stardust" effect is created by the edible pearl or luster dust. You can find this in specialty baking or liquor stores.

• The color transition from blue to purple to pink is due to the butterfly pea flower tea reacting with the acidity of the grapefruit juice. The more acidic the gin mixture, the more purple or pink it will become.

Concept: The Sparkling Milky Way is a visual marvel—liquid night sky captured in glass, where cola's deep opacity becomes the cosmic void, punctuated by golden passion fruit stars and elderflower nebulae. Refreshing, revitalizing, and utterly mesmerizing.

Recipe:

• 4 oz Cola (craft or artisanal, dark base)

• 2 oz Fresh Lemonade

• 1 oz Elderflower Syrup (creates golden swirls)

• 0.5 oz Passion Fruit Puree (sparkling yellow effect)

• Sparkling Water

• Lemon Slice

• White Jasmine Flower (garnish, lunar contrast)

• Honey Pearls (scattered through liquid)

Effect: Grants sustained energy and physical lightness. Fatigue melts away, movements feel effortless, mood lifts without jittery anxiety. Aftertaste brings subtle citrus clarity.

Concept: The Amethyst Heart is a visually mesmerizing cocktail that captures the deep violet hues of twilight descending into night. Velvety and rich, it blends floral violet, tart blackberry, and herbaceous gin into something both enchanting and fortifying—a drink for those who need to stand firm without losing their softness.

Recipe:

• 2 oz Gin (lavender-infused)

• 1 oz Blackberry Liqueur

• 0.75 oz Cream of Violet

• 0.5 oz Fresh Lemon Juice

• 0.25 oz Simple Syrup

• Fresh Blackberries (muddled and whole for garnish)

• Artificial Violet Scented Flowers (submerged in drink)

• Blackberry Skewers (arranged around glass)

Effect: Grants emotional resilience and mental clarity. Thoughts sharpen, manipulation attempts slide off like water. Aftertaste brings profound calm, occasionally strength.

Concept: The Frozen Borealis is a visually stunning cocktail designed to evoke the shifting colors of the aurora borealis—luminous greens melting into electric blues, captured in crystalline ice. It's a sweet, citrusy, and herbaceous drink with a glacial mint finish that warms from within, both refreshing and enchanting.

Recipe:

• 2 oz Botanical Gin

• 0.75 oz Yuzu Liqueur

• 0.5 oz Glacial Mint Syrup (homemade with spirulina extract)

• 1 oz Fresh Lime Juice

• 3-4 drops Butterfly Pea Flower Tincture

• Top with Nitrogen-Infused Club Soda

• Tonic Water Ice Cubes (glow under UV)

• Rim: Crystallized sugar mixed with edible silver luster dust and dried lime zest

Effect: Sharp mental clarity, followed by bittersweet nostalgia.

[This is an actual drink! Don't know how it taste but hey, its actually purple and the effects may actually come true!]

Chant (while stirring):

“Fizz and foam, purple dome,

Beer and grape, let chaos roam!

Stir it left, stir it right,

Make this potion strong tonight!”

Ingredients:

• 1 bottle San Miguel Pilsen (beer)

• 1 sachet Tang Grapes (powder)

• Eyes (Ice) cubes (for serving)

Recipe:

1. In your pot of destiny, pour a whole San Miguel Pilsen.

2. Sprinkle in Tang Grapes powder, letting the purple dust swirl like forbidden magic.

3. Stir with exaggerated wrist circles (bonus points if you cackle).

4. Add ice into your goblet of choice.

5. Scoop the enchanted brew into your glass, ready to drink the forbidden fizz.

Effects:

• When you mix it right: the brew sparkles purple and gives you the confidence of a rockstar at karaoke.

• When you mix it wrong: it turns a muddy brown and curses you with the urge to text your ex.

• When you drink too much: you gain the mystical ability to understand stray cats — but only when they’re insulting you.

Lore/Flavor Text:

“They say Samael brewed this purple fizz in his cauldron, insisting it was ‘just an experiment.’ While mixing he grumbled, ‘I’ll make sure she turns into a frog—or texts me back—ah! No, no! I never said that!’” Don't tell him I told you!