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We are going to serve the ikebana drinks with carefully selected flowers and buds, which are picked and arranged by our individual bartenders so the flowers and arrangements for every drink are unique. why flowers with the drink This is just the beginning of something we would like to call – spiritual peaceful drinking. We intend to create and twist our well-known classic cocktails with floral and aromatic herbal taste, and to be served alongside with flowers and buds in a way that consumers can enjoy their flavorful cocktails with the beautiful and colorful flowers. What flowers do The dainty and delicate flowers have awesome hidden magical powers to vanish even the heaviest of negativities into thin air. The colorful blooms and green stems can cast a ‘feel-good’ spell over you. Their mild fragrance creates soothing vibe and engulfs the environment without overpowering the original decor. Though you don’t need a reason to introduce flowers into your life but if you are looking for the perfect time where you can feel the flower power in a unique way, here is not just one but 5 situations when you can experience the magic and power of flowers. Most of the sp irits used are originated from the Asian RegionM ost of the spirits used are originated from the Asian Region Fangroni Ki No Bi Gin, 15 years aged chenpi infused Campari, Homemade Hong Kong’s local herbs vermouth Fangroni Ki No Bi Gin, 15 years aged chenpi Campari, Homemade Hong Kong’s local herbs Bright & Stormy vermouth 3 dierent flavored home! aged Chalong bay rum, homemade galang galang beer, rose essence ! Bright & Stormy Champaca M3 adrgiffaerrietant flavored home aged Chalong Baiju blend agave spirit, maghnoolima eflmowaedre in gfuasleadn g galang beer, rose essence Cointreau, citrus mix ! ! Forgotten sour Champaca Margarita Amrut single malt whiskey, cassia infused egg white, citrus mix, yuzu &B Cahijaum obmleilne dco ardgiaveal, spirit, magnolia flower chamomile tea Cointreau, citrus mix ! ! Garden Old fashioned Kavalan whiskey, garden mix cordial, greenF toearg otten sour and chocolate bitters Amrut single malt whiskey, cassia in white, citrus mix, yuzu & Chamomile cordial, chamomile tea $150 each ! ! 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