投稿者: Welcome! Please, come this way. In our establishment, you can immerse yourself in the melodies of classical music, the aroma of cocktails, and the mystery of stones. Tonight, let me guide you through a story that is just perfect for you. Why not explore the fascinating world of stones while enjoying the allure of cocktails, accompanied by the strains of classical music? Here’s a story for tonight…
Stone of the Night: Crystal
“Transparent Beauty, Eternal Shine”
For tonight’s cocktail, I recommend the “Diamond Fizz,” inspired by the crystal. This cocktail is made with gin, lemon juice, sugar, soda water, and topped with champagne poured over ice. The bubbles of the champagne sparkle, resembling diamonds. Its refreshing and glamorous taste evokes the purity and nobility of crystals.
A crystal generally refers to a solid known as a crystal. It is a structure where atoms or molecules are arranged in a regular pattern, reflecting and refracting light to emit a beautiful shine. There are various types of crystals, including quartz, diamonds, rubies, and sapphires. Each of these crystals has different colors, shapes, hardness, and melting points, but what they have in common is transparency. Transparency allows light to pass through, making objects on the other side visible. Crystals have been considered pure and beautiful for their transparency.
How about pairing a crystal with Mozart’s ‘The Magic Flute’? This opera tells the story of a prince who uses a magical flute to save his lover from evil. The music is bright and lively, as clear as a crystal. Especially famous is the Queen of the Night’s aria, “The vengeance of Hell boils in my heart,” known for its succession of high notes, shining sharply like a crystal.
Are you familiar with the Crystal Skull? This is a crystal carved in the shape of a human skull, said to be an artifact of ancient civilizations. It is believed to possess mystical powers like telepathy, healing, and prophecy. However, it was revealed that the Crystal Skulls were actually made in Europe during the 19th to 20th centuries. Nevertheless, the Crystal Skull continues to captivate many with its mysterious allure.
It seems I’ve spoken a bit too much. Look at the time. Did you enjoy this moment? I hope you relished the melodies of classical music, the charm of cocktails, and the mystery of stones. We strive to bring you new discoveries and excitement next time as well. Look forward to our next story. We eagerly await your next visit.