This eerily romantic Phantom Love Song sake cocktail is essentially a French Gimlet that’s smoother, more delicate and perfect for an elegant Halloween party!
The “Phantom Love Song” Sake Cocktail
It’s a perfect signature cocktail for a party with guests who prefer sake to gin, and appreciate a little ghostly romance. I know I’m guilty of celebrating seasons and holidays way too early.
Halloween starts in September for me, personally. It’s one of my favorite holidays and I just get so excited! But in this case, my ghostberry garnish is perfectly in season for October, even though it’s also called “snowberry.”
It’s not exactly edible – its not poisonous, but it doesn’t taste very nice (so you might want to warn your guests not to graze on the garnish), but it’s just so elegant that I had to add it to my Phantom Love Song cocktail.
You’ll find ghost berries at your local florists and NYC bodegas this time of year for only a little while, so grab them before they floooOOOoooat awaaaAAAaaaay with the rest of the ghosts.
It’s similar to a French Gimlet, made with sake instead of Gin. This cocktail is lighter, smoother and more delicate than a traditional French gimlet. Give it a try at your next cocktail party!
A Few More Elegant Halloween Cocktail Ideas
• The Blackberry Raven Cocktail
• The Morticia Addams Cocktail
• The White Pumpkin Cocktail
• The Candy Corn Cocktail
If you try this haunting recipe or any of my tasty drinks or treats, make sure to take a picture and tag me on Instagram! I love to see your creations! And don’t forget to follow me on Pinterest for more loveliness, too.
The Phantom Love Song Cocktail
Instructions
- Pour all ingredients into a shaker with ice, shake vigorously and pour into a frosted coup glass. Garnish with snowberries or something hauntingly elegant.
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