Two Faces Cocktails

When Picasso was experiencing difficulties in his life as an artist, absinthe served partially as his saviour and inspiration.  The Psychedelic combines Picasso's favourite absinthe with peach and aloe, served as a martini-style cocktail.

2,400

Born out of his time spent in France, Picasso revolutionised the art world with the introduction of the Cubist style. The Revolutionist combines rum, calvados, vermouth with citrus and beets, served with a Cubist inspired garnish, and pays homage to him.

2,400

Asakusa was once known as the biggest entertainment district of Tokyo, and Doburoku, the ancient Japanese unfiltered sake, has always been a key to making people happy. The combination of Doburoku made in Asakusa, sauvignon blanc and pear will take you on a tipsy adventure through old Tokyo.

2,300

Have you ever been in Golden Gai at 5am? If not, this take on a coffee shochu drink will transport you there. The smokiness of mezcal and sweetness of toasted coconut will bring an air of sophistication to this chaotic town.

2,400

‘Honne' and ‘Tatemae' - your true feelings and your public face. Understanding the term and using these two sides wisely is crucial. This floral and sweet cocktail with rose water and almond caramel is what you need to retain a "Tatemae" face.

2,400

Cacao fruit produces two completely different flavours- sweet & bitter and fruity & sour. Curios Cacao Fizz takes fruity & sour and combine with gin and blue plum to give you a new cacao experience.

2,400