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Margarita Month: Popcorn Margarita Cocktails For Award Season

With National Margarita Day (22 February) fast approaching, The Alchemist is shaking things up in suitably theatrical style. Known for its immersive serves, dramatic dry ice flourishes and boundary-pushing flavour combinations, the bar group is marking the occasion with a month-long celebration inspired by cinema nostalgia — perfectly timed to coincide with the buzz of major film awards season.

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Running across all UK venues from 22 February to 22 March, the limited-edition menu transforms the classic Margarita into a blockbuster-worthy experience. Guests are invited to sip their way through sweet or salty movie-night flavours, with each cocktail served in a playful popcorn box for maximum red-carpet drama.

Taking centre stage is the Cherry Blast — a bold, fruit-forward creation starring Patrón Silver tequila alongside Mouse Kingdom Dark Berries and Hip Pop Berries & Cherries. Layers of cherry and blood orange sherbet bring a nostalgic sweet-shop twist, balanced with fresh lime for that essential Margarita bite. The finishing touch? A topping of popcorn and colourful pick ’n’ mix, delivering a true big-screen sugar rush in every sip.

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For those who prefer their cinema snacks on the savoury side, the Silver Screen Margarita offers a clever reinvention of the classic serve. Patrón Silver and Cointreau provide the familiar citrus backbone, while salted popcorn syrup adds a rich, buttery depth. Fresh lime keeps the profile bright and zesty, with Nogave enhancing the agave notes. Crowned with Maldon-salted popcorn, it’s a sophisticated nod to the timeless pairing of tequila and salt — with a cinematic twist.

Whether you lean towards sweet-and-sour indulgence or crave a salt-rimmed classic with a playful edge, The Alchemist’s Margarita Month promises a show-stopping experience. Expect bold flavours, Instagram-worthy presentation and just the right amount of Hollywood-inspired escapism — no ticket required.

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