French apéritif brand Lillet is looking to bring a little Parisian chic to NYC with “Café de Lillet,” a pop-up experience to celebrate the Netflix series “Emily in Paris”
A celebration of Frenchness, fashion and female empowerment, the French bistro pop-up offers guests a chance to step into the enchanting life of “Emily in Paris.”
Inspired by L’esprit de Gigi, the café at the centre of the Emmy-nominated show, “Café de Lillet”, will take place on August 14-15 at a renowned French eatery in the iconic West Village neighbourhood.
Complete with refreshing Lillet cocktails, iconic French dishes, interactive musical and artistic experiences and plentiful photo moments, Café de Lillet will allow guests to live the Parisian lifestyle in the heart of NYC.
At the heart of the collaboration are two Lillet x Emily in Paris limited-edition bottles, Lillet Blanc and Lillet Rosé. Couture-inspired illustrations portray the Lillet woman in striking looks seemingly pulled from Emily’s closet.
The limited-edition bottles, featuring leggy daywear for Lillet Blanc and an “Emily by night” take on classic elegance for the Lillet Rosé edition, accompany two new “Emily Lillet Royale” cocktail recipes, ideal for sharing with friends while watching Season 4.
The limited-edition bottles and cocktail recipes are both available in the “Lillet x Emily in Paris Cafe de Lillet Collection,” an exclusive e-commerce offering available on ReserveBar.com that brings Lillet’s iconic French bistro pop-up experience home.
“Maison Lillet and “Emily in Paris” share so many commonalities from a love of culture and style to a glamorous outlook on life,” explained Kristen Colonna, Vice President Marketing Accelerator, Pernod Ricard USA.
“We are proud to bring the French sense of joie de vivre that Lillet and Emily in Paris share to our consumers and could not think of a better time than the Season 4 premiere.”
Since the turn of the 20th century, Lillet has cultivated a name for playing with the rules and celebrating women who do so, too.
Lillet disrupted tradition by blending French wines with fruit infusions: its elegant, refined taste immediately drew a primarily female following, earning the nickname, ‘L’apéritif des dames’ (the ladies’ aperitif).
Starting with the very first advertising campaign, the Lillet woman appears self-confident and free-spirited – not to mention innately elegant – just like Emily.
For more information, go to Lillet.com and following @lillet.usa on Instagram. For tickets to Café de Lillet (21+ of course), go here.