If you feel like doing something a bit different next Friday or Saturday night then we have the perfect event for you to check out...
What is it?
The Kraken Black Spiced Rum will be invading Dublin for two nights only with their exclusive ticketed pop-up bar event.
The Kraken Freaky Tiki Bar sounds like it is going to be massive and is something Dublin has never experienced before.
The pop-up will be at 22 Montague Lane, just off Camden Street next Friday 29 and Saturday 30 of September.
The space will be transformed into a devilishly dark Polynesian realm where there will be plenty of terrifyingly tempting rum cocktails, calamari and Kraken-infused boozy ice-cream along with toasting black s'mores over a giant pit of fire.
It sounds unreal.
Not only can you enjoy whopper drinks, food and ice-cream, but there will also be a DJ and charcoal face- and body-painting along with a Tiki photo-booth if you want to really get into the Tiki groove.
The best part? Tickets come at a steal of just €10 and you get a lot of bang for your buck.
For just a tenner you will get access to the event for the night, two complimentary signature cocktails, including Perfect Storm and The Kraken Eclipse.
You'll also get calamari, chips and black dips supplied from Say Fish, and Arctic Stone will even be there to serve up delicious Black, Kraken-infused rolled ice cream.
You'll need to get your tickets quick though, because they are bound to sell out.
You can buy them now on Eventbrite here... whatcha waiting for?
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