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A St‑Germain Halloween: How to Host a Spooky Soirée

This Halloween, step away from cobwebs and cauldrons, and invite your guests to an enchanting soirée à la St‑Germain. 🎃

The Details

For décor inspiration, look to the French tradition—subtle, chic, and always with a dash of parisian charm. Create a space that feels both timeless and mysterious, mixing together modern details with a hint of vintage.

The Lighting

Turn down the lights, and turn up the sensual ambiance. Set the scene with candles—lots of them. Let the candles cast their glow, illuminating both the room and the atmosphere.

The Florals

What’s a St‑Germain party without florals? Maintain the eerie atmosphere using delicate florals with a dark twist—deep purple blooms and black dahlias mixed with greenery.

The Cocktails, Of Course

Captivate your guests and leave a spell on the evening with these enchanting St‑Germain concoctions.

The Sceleton Key💀🗝

Made of 5 simple ingredients, and easy to make, this drink will give your guests goosebumps.

1  1/4 Oz Bourbon Whiskey
3/4 Oz St‑Germain
1/2 Oz Fresh Lemon Juice
3-5 Oz Ginger Beer
8 Dashes Bitters

Place all ingredients in a cocktail glass with ice and mix.

The Bloodyrita😱🩸🔪

For margarita lovers—a potion that’s sure to be chilling.

3/4 Oz St‑Germain
1  1/2 Oz Patrón Silver Tequila
1  1/2 Oz Blood Orange Juice
3/4 Oz Fresh Lime Juice
Black Lava Salt Rim
Dehydrated Blood Orange Slice

Place all ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice, shake until cocktail, strain over ice, garnish!

The Red Eyed Martini

A terrifying twist on our classic St‑Germain Martini that includes…
EYEBALLS👀

1/2 Oz St‑Germain
1 Oz Bombay Sapphire Gin
1 Oz Noilly Prat Dry Vermouth
2 Pickled Radish Eyeball

Place all ingredients in crystal mixing glass, stir over ice until cold, strain into martini glass. Garnish.

The Eyeball Garnish👀

To make “eyeballs,” peel radishes, leaving thin streaks of red skin on.
Using a small knife, carefully scoop out a small hole in each radish, roughly the size of an olive.
Stuff half of a sliced green olive, pimiento side out, in each hole and arrange the “eyeballs”.

The Finishing Touch: Party Favors

Sending your guests home with a little taste of the night never goes out of style. And by little we mean: Mini St‑Germain bottles wrapped in a black velvet pouch.

By seamlessly blending the spooky and sophisticated, these tips will make your St‑Germain Soirée an occasion that no guest will ever dare to forget 👻🥂