7 Nights of Horror – Night 1 – Saw
22nd October 2020
Welcome to this new spooky series, where we choose a film and create a fitting Cocktail to go alongside, I’ll give you a little history into each film and the know-how to create a delicious Cocktail.
SAW
The American Horror series was created by James Wan and Leigh Whannell, there are currently 8 films in the Saw series, with a ninth on its way in 2021 called Spiral.
- Saw (2004)
- Saw II (2005)
- Saw III (2006)
- Saw IV (2007)
- Saw V (2008)
- Saw VI (2009)
- Saw VII (2010)
- Jigsaw (2017)
- Spiral (2021) Chris Rock & Samuel L. Jackson
The Saw movie franchise saw a release each year from 2004 to 2010 with the eighth releasing 7 years later in 2017.
The Saw films are full of surprising twists and turns along with a load of truly gruesome traps, the story is planned out to take you on a journey, sometimes just a single line said by one character can be the thing to tie in the entire story, the films have very satisfying endings, cringe-worthy traps and a constant wonder on whether your favourite character will survive.
Do You Want To Play A Game
To combine with the film franchise, two video games have been released, including Saw: The Video Game and Saw II: Flesh & Blood with both games released on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
The Sparkling Wine
VIN.CO is made in Abruzzo, Italy, this Spumante is best severed with appetizers, raw fish or medium-long cheeses.
VIN.CO Spumante Brut Tasting Notes
Aroma – “Orchid and yellow fruits on the aroma..”
Flavour – “A silky touch with green and yellow fruits in the palate with a hint of lemon curd.”
A Bronze Medal Winner in the Spring Fling Category at The World’s Finest Glass of Bubbly Awards 2019.
Saw Cocktail
Ingredients
- Sparkling Wine – VIN.CO Brut
- Vodka
- Red berries
- Blackberries.
How To Make This Saw Cocktail
- Grab a handful of red and blackberries and drop them into your glass.
- Pour in 15mls of Vodka.
- Top up with your Sparkling Wine.
Tasting Notes
Aroma – “Prominent red berry aromas.”
Flavour – “Initial sharpness from the berry fruits which calms down into sweeter yellow fruits from the Spumante. The ending shows the vodka with a dry berry close.”
Oliver Walkey
WSET 2 Journalist focused on sharing Champagne and Sparkling Wine reviews and cocktails to the world.