Vodka, Rum and Gin for now; Whiskey will be arriving next month. The labels are by our pal R. Black. Each of them is a custom blend, and we had a few of our bartenders do a taste test to pick the mix they liked best. Our drink specials for the next few months will be our staff experimenting with cocktails that compliment the new product, so check those out!
Here are some recent photos. I haven't posted a photo round-up in a while because I was waiting for the last batch of Halloween photos to come in (the ones actually on Halloween) but I think it's time to admit that I'm never going to get those. Photographers are a fickle lot, and sometimes it's just too much 'puter for them. So here are the Halloween Week photos that have surfaced:
What.
They didn't actually announce who was performing until the event was half over, but people seemed to get what they expected I guess? Kučka was awesome! They put a ton of production into it, and brought a huge, blinding light show. And here was something that I haven't seen before: they sent us a pre-visualization of the light show based on my 3d Sketchup model of the club!
Contrary to the above renderings, the performers were wearing pants.
Will I be able to buy bottles of DNA Lounge branded alcohol?
Of course.
Will a move into direct production of controlled substances improve DNA's balance sheet?
Of course, since when has doing something new ever ended up with a lot of unexpected, inconveniently-timed, expensive 'learning experiences'. There's a reason everyone else does it...
Please tell me you will ship to Texas. Lie, if you must. Just let me have the fantasy of DNA liquor in my house.
DNA Lounge-branded absinthe would have been the way to go for branding consistency and that edgy vibe.
oh wait, I've just discovered Faderade. Forget absinthe. This is more goth.