Disclaimer: my cocktails names usually get rejected lmao
Mojito riff: Luz Verde (“Green Light”). It’s a mojito, so Spanish works here. You mention lantern, glow, the drink is *light* and refreshing… so I guess this could work.
San Junipero for your 2nd drink is perfect. What you describe describes the vibe and aesthetic of that Black Mirror episode, and the name suggests it’s tropical also.
They sound tasty; you should follow-up w/ a couple pictures the next time you make them.
Do you think adding in vera into the name could work? Like either Luz Vera Verde or Luz Verde Vera? I kinda like the double V if the translation isn't off or sound weird to a Spanish speaking person
In regards to your hibiscus one. Could call it Magenta sunset. Or really focus on the intricacies of the drink I.e where is the gin made, where are the hibiscus leaves from? What originally inspired you to make the drink?
One of my drinks was called they Speyside Rascal, cause the scotch we used was a Speyside and I had an aptitude for getting injured in my shenanigans
Disclaimer: my cocktails names usually get rejected lmao Mojito riff: Luz Verde (“Green Light”). It’s a mojito, so Spanish works here. You mention lantern, glow, the drink is *light* and refreshing… so I guess this could work. San Junipero for your 2nd drink is perfect. What you describe describes the vibe and aesthetic of that Black Mirror episode, and the name suggests it’s tropical also. They sound tasty; you should follow-up w/ a couple pictures the next time you make them.
Do you think adding in vera into the name could work? Like either Luz Vera Verde or Luz Verde Vera? I kinda like the double V if the translation isn't off or sound weird to a Spanish speaking person
In regards to your hibiscus one. Could call it Magenta sunset. Or really focus on the intricacies of the drink I.e where is the gin made, where are the hibiscus leaves from? What originally inspired you to make the drink? One of my drinks was called they Speyside Rascal, cause the scotch we used was a Speyside and I had an aptitude for getting injured in my shenanigans
What's your bar name? Easy association
It's sorta a mouth full to say, just a fancy way of saying "a lot of spirits"
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