Ice Bar: This Champagne is definitely chilled

Posted on | January 9, 2008 | 1 Comment

China World Hotel opened Ice Bar a few weeks ago, just outside Aria. As reported earlier, the bar is, not surprisingly, made of ice and is cosponsored by Moet-Hennessy Diageo, so expect Moet Chandon Champagne, Belvedere Vodka and Grand Marnier. The bar itself is modest and fun for a quick drink. And the Champagne is definitely chilled. The only weird thing is the deafening hip hop – something a bit more relaxed would work better. For some reason, ABBA pops into my mind…

Coats are provided for those venturing outside.

(Thanks to Marc at MHD for the photo.)

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Matthew Apsokardu
January 11th, 2008 @ 3:17 am

I’ve never been to an ice bar, weird wild stuff. I wonder if the seats are made of ice? haha.

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