Horror-themed cocktails will be available this weekend on the Southbank.
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The Safe House, a horror themed pop-bar, will be based on London’s South Bank, from January 25-26 offering a ‘real-blood’ cocktail.
The bar has been designed after a fictional post-apocalyptic Raccoon City based in the Midwestern United States, plagued with the “T-virus”.
Londoners will be able to rid themselves of the virus by drinking a “real-blood antidote”.
The “antidote” will be a cocktail that mixes dried pig’s blood with Plymouth sloe gin, Campari, Martini rosso and grendanine.
A spokesperson from The Safe House, assures that:
“The blood in the recipe is ethically sourced pig’s blood from a reputable wholesaler. It is entirely safe for human consumption and used across the food industry for items such as Black Pudding.”
The bar will also serve blood-free cocktails, wine, beer and food.
Tickets for the horror based experience are fully booked but walk-in spots will be available on both days.
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StandfirstA new horror themed pop-up in London will be serving up cocktails made from real blood.
The Safe House, a horror themed pop-bar, will be based on London’s South Bank, from January 25-26 offering a ‘real-blood’ cocktail.
The bar has been designed after a fictional post-apocalyptic Raccoon City based in the Midwestern United States, plagued with the “T-virus”.
Londoners will be able to rid themselves of the virus by drinking a “real-blood antidote”.
The “antidote” will be a cocktail that mixes dried pig’s blood with Plymouth sloe gin, Campari, Martini rosso and grendanine.
A spokesperson from The Safe House, assures that:
“The blood in the recipe is ethically sourced pig’s blood from a reputable wholesaler. It is entirely safe for human consumption and used across the food industry for items such as Black Pudding.”
The bar will also serve blood-free cocktails, wine, beer and food.
Tickets for the horror based experience are fully booked but walk-in spots will be available on both days.
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