Balance Beam Prayer Candle
Light a candle and a sprig of thyme, and hope no one falls.

Boozy
2oz White Rum
1.5oz Raspberry Thyme Syrup
.75 oz Fresh Lemon Juice
Fresh Thyme
(Served up in a martini glass)

N/A
2oz Raspberry Thyme Syrup
1.5oz Fresh Lemon Juice
Gingerale
(Served over ice in a highball glass)

Make Your Syrup
Raspberry Thyme Syrup
12oz frozen raspberries
1/2 c water
1/2c brown sugar
Several sprigs fresh thyme
Bring everything to a simmer and stir until the sugar dissolves. Once dissolved, cool down completely, letting the thyme and raspberries steep together. Strain through find mesh strainer lined with cheesecloth to prevent solids passing into the finished syrup. Bottle and keep in the fridge for up to two weeks.

Prep Your Glass
On a fire safe surface, light a sprig of thyme on fire and say a prayer to the Beam Witch for success. Place your glass upside down over it and let the flame extinguish and smoke fill up the glass while you make your cocktail.

Make the Drink:
In a cocktail shaker, combine lemon juice, prepared simple syrup, and alcohol (if using). Shake with ice to chill, and double-strain into your prepared glass. For the N/A version, top with gingerale. For both, garnish with a fresh spring of time laid across the rim like a Balance Beam and hope for the best.

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Historic
Whatever happens, we know history will be made.

Boozy
2oz Empress Gin
1.5oz Fresh Lime Juice
2oz Lychee Nectar
1oz Simple Syrup
3 drops Jessica's Overflowing Emotions

N/A
2oz Fresh Lime Juice
2.5oz Lychee Nectar
1oz Simple Syrup
.75oz Chilled Butterfly Pea Flower Tea
3 drops Jessica's Overflowing Emotions

Ingredient Prep
Jessica's Overflowing Emotions
(80/20 saline solution)
80g water
20g salt
Dissolve salt into water, store in a dropper bottle, and keep chilled.

Make the Drink
Shake ingredients with ice to chill, double strain into a frozen martini glass. Jessica's Overflowing Emotions will give the citrus in this cocktail a wonderful pop. Garnish with a dehydrated lemon slice and sip as you watch history be made.