London Hilton on Park Lane launches mood-led cocktail collection

At Revery within London Hilton on Park Lane, a new cocktail collection takes a different approach to menu design, organising drinks around five emotional states rather than spirits or flavour profiles.

Called The All I Need Collection, the menu features 15 cocktails designed to suit different occasions and moods, from first dates and after-work drinks to evenings that stretch into the early hours. The five categories are Confidence, Relaxation, Temptation, Connection and Release, each with three cocktails.

Confidence focuses on bold, spirit-forward serves designed for occasions that call for a little extra assurance. Power Move combines Yaguara Cachaça, seven-year-old Havana Club rum, Pedro Ximénez sherry, Fernet-Branca, blueberry and dark bitters in a rich, bittersweet mix.

Temptation takes a fruitier approach, with drinks including Playful Sin, a combination of Louis Pommery English sparkling wine, Aperol, verjuice, rhubarb and rosé. Alternatively, Funk Me mixes Bombay Sapphire gin, Cocchi Americano, rhubarb, passion berry and hibiscus.

Connection is built around drinks suited to sharing over a long evening. Our Little Secret combines Belvedere vodka, kumquat liqueur, ginger shrub and soda in a citrus-led serve. For those looking to switch off, Release features brighter, more refreshing combinations. Off Script mixes Patrón Silver tequila, prickly pear liqueur, grapefruit, hibiscus and chilli, with a fiery finish.

Finally, Relaxation centres on softer serves, including Soft Touch, which combines smoky mezcal, Grand Marnier, roasted almond orgeat and white balsamic.

Each category also includes an zero alternative, following the same approach to flavour and presentation without the alcohol.

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