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Sexy Fish Just Launched a Menu That Follows Your Night From First Drink to Last Call.

The new Depths menu launches today across all four global locations. Eight cocktails organized into four chapters — Surface, Sunlight, Twilight, Abyss — each one built for a different moment of the evening, with Champagne running through all of it.

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Sexy Fish Just Launched a Menu That Follows Your Night From First Drink to Last Call.

Sexy Fish Miami launches Depths today — a new cocktail menu built around a simple premise: a night out has a shape, and your drinks should follow it. Four chapters, eight cocktails, Champagne woven through all of it. Here's how it works.

The Depths menu launches simultaneously at Sexy Fish London, Manchester, Miami, and Dubai.
The Depths menu launches simultaneously at Sexy Fish London, Manchester, Miami, and Dubai.

Surface is where you start — bright, crisp cocktails designed to open the palate and set the pace. The Clover Society (Cygnet 22 Gin, grapefruit, raspberry, lime, Aperitif Rosso) is mid-strength, which is a useful option early in the evening. Open Your Eyes brings Haku Vodka, Aperol, thyme, strawberry, and verjus. The Champagne pairing here is Billecart-Salmon Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru N.V. — aperitif-weight, which is exactly right.

Surface — the opening chapter. Bright, crisp, and built to set the pace.
Surface — the opening chapter. Bright, crisp, and built to set the pace.

Sunlight is the dinner chapter — cocktails designed to sit alongside Sexy Fish's Japanese-inspired menu rather than compete with it. Voy A Mi pairs Mijenta Blanco Tequila with prickly pear, sage, marigold, and honeysuckle. Another Matcha? takes Hendrick's Gin into matcha, yuzu, and Curaçao territory. The Champagne here is Laurent-Perrier Grand Siècle No. 27 — a gastronomic pour chosen specifically to hold up against umami-forward food.

Sunlight — the dinner chapter. Cocktails built to complement the kitchen, not compete with it.
Sunlight — the dinner chapter. Cocktails built to complement the kitchen, not compete with it.

Twilight is the post-dinner shift — richer, slower, made for conversation. Last Dance in Havana brings Zacapa No. 23 Rum with guava, corn, coconut, and butter. Halcyon goes Grey Goose Vodka with chamomile, pandan, passionfruit, and yogurt — a combination that sounds unusual and probably works better than it should. Drappier Rosé de Saignée N.V. is the Champagne pairing, which makes sense for the mood.

Abyss is the late-night chapter, and the name is not subtle. She's Electric — Condesa Gin, rosé wine aperitif, suze, pomelo, sancho — and the Coral Margarita (Casamigos Blanco, yuzushu, watermelon, wasabi) are both built for the point in the evening when the music gets louder. Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut N.V. from Magnum closes it out. Magnums at that hour are a commitment.

Abyss — the late-night chapter. The music is louder. The cocktails follow.
Abyss — the late-night chapter. The music is louder. The cocktails follow.

The menu was developed by Xavier Landais, Director of Beverage at Caprice Holdings, with the bar teams across all four cities — London, Manchester, Miami, Dubai — coming together at Sexy Fish's Bar Laboratory in London to taste and refine around 60 drinks before landing on the final eight. The Champagne integration is deliberate: it runs through every chapter as a pairing option, not an afterthought.

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Depths is available starting tonight at Sexy Fish Miami, 1001 South Miami Avenue. Reservations at sexyfishmiami.com or (305) 889-7888.

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