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Originally published on Sunday, 01 November 2009

Grey Goose Character & Cocktails Bar

Grey Goose Character & Cocktails Bar

Remember Pimp My Ride? MTV’s blinged out reality show which saw regular old cars turned into all singing-all dancing vehicles? Well now imagine the same concept – but with bars. And minus the hideous presentation skills of Tim Westwood. Throw in some hot designers, a charitable cause, and a top-notch Hospital Club location, and you’ve got the Grey Goose Character & Cocktails Bar .

Grey Goose vodka and The Elton John AIDS foundation have tasked a group of design luminaries to each design a bar to their own unique style, plus a signature cocktail with a top mixologist to match their theme using super smooth Grey Goose vodka.

Last year’s event saw the likes of Giles Deacon creating a ‘pimped out' pub using Swarovski crystals, David Furnish’s Tuk Tuk bar serving mango-flavoured ‘Indian Sunsets’, and Theo Fennel’s Lover’s Bar dispensing the ‘Love Potion Number 8’ cocktail conceived by Bungalow 8’s Amy Sacco.

So, if you fancy checking out some of these bar designs (including bars by Burberry’s Christopher Bailey, Parisian whiz kid Roland Mouret and shoe God Patrick Cox), and sampling some magical Grey Goose vodka cocktails; all whilst listening to a Just Jack designed playlist and a live set from one of London’s top DJs; This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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 INFO
Grey Goose Character & Cocktails Bar
Thursday 12th and Friday 13th November, from 5:30pm
The Gallery at The Hospital Club
24 Endell Street, WC2H 9HQ

Entrance is complimentary but attendance is by invitation only, so get your RSVPs in!
100% of the proceeds from cocktail sales will directly benefit the Elton John AIDS Foundation.


 

 

 

Enjoy Grey Goose responsibly.
GREY GOOSE and the GREY GOOSE device are registered trademarks.

by MaM

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