Casino Night Drinks
Best Casino Drinks
The drink first appeared in the Casino Royale book and Bond himself gives us the recipe. He asks a waiter to make a dry martini with three measures of gin, a shot of vodka and half a shot of Vermouth. He wants it shaken with ice until cold then add some lemon and it’s finished. Going out for a night at a casino may be good fun, but it is also a great theme to consider when you’re partying at home too. Casino games are so readily available these days that it is easy to bring the action into your property, while we think the drinks ideas above could be a simple way to add the perfect finishing touches to your evening. Casino-themed beverages. When planning out your casino party menu, you can’t forget the drinks! Themed cocktails can include a Lady Luck (blue curacao, dry gin, orange juice), Poker Face (tequila, pineapple juice, triple sec, twist of lemon), Snake Eyes (apple martini), Wild Card (kamikaze shots), and Face Card (Malibu and pineapple juice).
Casino Night Party
Casino Night Drinks
The Hope for Hearts Casino Night is the largest charity event benefiting congenital heart defects (CHD) in Washington, D.C. The 10th Annual Hope for Hearts Casino Night is sure to be our best event yet. We will bring together over 300 supporters, sponsors and family members of those affected by congenital heart defects for an evening of great food and drink, dancing and exciting casino action!
Proceeds from the event will benefit the Hope Marietta Foundation in our efforts to create CHD awareness and to help area families who are affected by the country’s most common birth defect. Your support will brighten the lives of the children fighting congenital heart defects every day.
In addition to helping the Hope Marietta Foundation fight congenital heart defects, Hope for Hearts Casino Night supporters will be recognized on our Facebook page of over 1,400 fans, direct mailing list of 2,100 supporters and recognition on all event marketing materials. Past events have received coverage from TBD TV, the Washington Examiner and Bisnow’s The Scene.