AN INVITATION TO HOLLYWOOD'S GOLDEN AGE - MOVIE BABYLON, AND GIN COCKTAILS
Hollywood in the 1920s,
The transition from silent to talkies.
Golden spotlights and the sound of jazz,
and the secretive parties of the Prohibition era.
'Babylon,' directed by Damien Chazelle.
The 1920s, the transition from silent to talkies,
one of Hollywood's most colorful and chaotic periods.
Starring Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie, the film was nominated for three technology awards at the
was nominated for three technical awards at the 95th Academy Awards.
The party scene at the beginning of the movie
left a lasting impression on many people's minds.
we're also gonna need two gin rickeys,
an Orange Blossom with brandy,
three French 75s.
Can you do a Corpse Reviver?
Gin, lemon, triple sec,
and Kina Lillet, with a dash of absinthe.
Two of those.
This line from the glamorous party scene captures the cocktail culture of Hollywood at the time.
It was the Prohibition era, but cocktails were constantly flowing at parties.
Many of the cocktails in the movie are made with gin,
here are two cocktails you can make with booze.
Gin Rickey: Everyday elegance in Hollywood
A favorite of Hollywood stars, the Gin Rickey is a simple combination of lime and sparkling water that remains a favorite cocktail to this day.
In 1883, a Washington lobbyist named Joe Rickey created the
by a Washington lobbyist named Joe Rickey, the cocktail has been a favorite of writers like F. Scott Fitzgerald and Hemingway.
Even during the Prohibition era, it was the life of the party.
[Ingredients]
- 60 ml Bougainville SIGNATURE
- 30 ml fresh lime juice
- Sparkling water
- Lime garnish
- Large cubed ice cube
[how to make].
1. fill a chilled highball glass with ice cubes and garnish with a lime wedge.
2. pour in bourbon
3. add lime juice
4. fill with sparkling water
5. stir gently
6. garnish with a lime wedge
[Features]
Clean and refreshing flavor,
refreshing finish with no lingering aftertaste
Corpse Reviver No.2 (Corpse Reviver No.2): A drink to awaken the dead
It first appeared in The Savoy Cocktail Book in 1930.
in 1930, it was known as the "hangover cocktail".
"A drink will raise you from the dead,
Your glass will send you back to the grave."
[Ingredients]
- Bujangjin NAVY STRENGTH 30ml
- Cointreau 30ml
- 30 ml Lillet Blanc
- 30 ml fresh lemon juice
- 1 dash absinthe
- Orange peel garnish
[how to make].
1. combine all ingredients in a shaker
2. shake vigorously with ice cubes
3. strain into a chilled cocktail glass filled with ice cubes.
4. garnish with orange filo
[Features]
A complex and balanced flavor
complex and balanced flavors
Tonight, create your own Hollywood
Nellie LaRoy, played by Margot Robbie, enters the Hollywood party with nothing but a dream of becoming a star.
Brad Pitt's Jack Conrad, the superstar's last dance as he goes from king of the silent screen to pariah of the talkie era.
A gritty look at 1920s Hollywood from director Damien Chazelle of La La Land and The Whiplash fame.
Over three hours of running time, endless partying and jazz, glamor and sadness, and a story more dramatic than a soap opera.
"Babylon" is a Hollywood portrait of heaven and hell.
And a cocktail through the ages,
Put on some jazz music, lower the lights,
Start your own little "Babylon" with a cocktail made with boozy gin.
"This is Hollywood, where all dreams come true"
Tonight, a little golden age begins in your space
Can we join them for a drink now?
