Beyoncé steps backstage and meets the kitchen staff in a sexy low-cut dress at the launch party for her alcoholic whiskey brand SirDavis in Paris

Beyoncé looked drop dead gorgeous as she mingled with the kitchen staff at the launch party for her alcoholic whiskey brand SirDavis in Paris.

The blonde beauty, 43, dazzled in a gold gown with a plunging neckline as she went backstage to chat with the chefs.

Her SirDavis whiskey brand in collaboration with Moët Hennessy pays homage to her great-grandfather, Davis Hogue, who was a moonshiner during Prohibition in the American South.

Queen Bey first presented the alcohol line in August, and it hit stores earlier this month.

During the event, Beyoncé posted a new ad for her brand featuring her husband Jay Z.

Beyoncé, 43, looked incredibly glamorous as she mingled with kitchen staff at the launch party for her alcoholic whiskey brand SirDavis in Paris

The blonde beauty dazzled in her plunging gold gown as she went backstage to chat with the chefs

In the video she shared on Instagram, Queen Bey looked like a goddess in a shimmering gold gown and a Marilyn Monroe-style blonde wig.

The ad takes place during a glamorous retro Hollywood party, with the Say My Name singer floating through it, holding a glass of amber liquid.

As the party turns frivolous, the song Laisse-moi respirer by The Vrooming Crew and Delores plays in the background.

The title of the song can be translated as: Let Me Breathe.

In the ad, a long table is set for dinner and Bey sits next to her husband Jay-Z, who is wearing a stunning black three-piece tuxedo.

In another scene, the Halo singer sits in front of a window with the illuminated Eiffel Tower visible behind her in the distance.

Throughout the ad, whiskey is clearly visible between shots of extremely attractive partygoers enjoying their libations.

The ad cuts to Beyoncé and a few friends standing in front of an illuminated sign that reads SirDavis Plaza Athénée, showing where the sexy ad was filmed.

Beyoncé looked sensational as she posed with her whiskey for Instagram photos

While sipping cocktails alongside husband Jay-Z, she showed off her ample cleavage

In the black and white shoot, Beyoncé elevated her figure with platform shoes

Beyoncé strolled with her close friends in Paris before heading to the party

Beyoncé just released a new ad for her whiskey brand SirDavis in collaboration with Moët Hennessy

Her SirDavis whiskey brand in collaboration with Moët Hennessy pays homage to her great-grandfather, Davis Hogue, who was a moonshiner during Prohibition in the American South

Her husband Jay-Z made a brief appearance

The ad takes place at a glamorous retro Hollywood party, with the Say My Name singer floating through it while holding a glass of amber liquid

Throughout the ad, whiskey is clearly visible between shots of extremely attractive partygoers enjoying their libations

The name of the whiskey is a tribute to its great-grandfather, Davis Hogue, who was a moonshiner during Prohibition in the American South

“When I discovered my great-grandfather was a moonshiner, I felt like my love for whiskey was destined,” she said

“SirDavis is a way for me to pay tribute to him and unite us through a new shared legacy,” Beyonce continued

Plaza Athénée is a five-star hotel located in the 8th district of Paris, close to the Champs Elysées.

The slick ad ends with the words on the title card: SirDavis. American whiskey.

Beyoncé’s whiskey took years to create.

“I have always been drawn to the power and confidence I feel when drinking high-quality whiskey, and I wanted to invite more people to experience that feeling,” Beyoncé said in a statement.

“When I discovered that my great-grandfather was a moonshiner, I felt that my love of whiskey was destined. “SirDavis is a way for me to pay tribute to him and unite us through a new shared legacy,” she continued.

“By collaborating with Moët Hennessy, we have created a delicious American whiskey that respects tradition, but also allows people to experience something new and unique in its category. You can taste it better than I could ever tell you. Welcome, SirDavis.