From the lighting to world class, holograms, and award winning spirits - it was truly a night to remember.' “The best and thank you so much for having us as part of your crew! See you very soon!”įinally, Seshmila Jay says, 'As a creative director I felt that Lost Spirits did a beautiful job curating an experience that immerses you into their world. It definitely transports you to different worlds,” Liza Aristizabal-Hesse said. “This was such an amazing experience! It's unlike any tour/tasting I have done and so worth visiting for anyone heading to Las Vegas. The lighting, the music selection, the details, the extra thought and effort.! Superb,' Robert Freidson says. “A bit of (sophisticated) Disney and Willy Wonka. It felt like being in the 20’s with the dim lighting,' Kevin Robles says. 'Mine was the speakeasy bar hidden in between the tour. I’ve never seen fish done in that art style, it made me feel like I was inside the Belafonte (the ship in Life Aquatic),' says Joanna Gaspar. ' I loved the fish that swam around the submarine. 'The last room we were in because it was a magnificent, gothic maritime experience and that whiskey tasted like the cigar room of my Uncle Bill’s old Southern house with its aged leather, tufted sofas and high bookcases,' says Kim Taylor. 'The whole thing felt like we got a golden ticket.' 'I liked the Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea tasting room and the fish with human faces,' says Joey Chavez. 'It’s like a Disneyland for adults except the rides don’t make you nauseous and they serve the best alcohol.' 'Lost Spirits was special because we got to experience the magic of Vegas, without feeling like we were in Vegas,' Michelle Chavez says, echoing the thoughts of Nyman. True Crime Podcast Queen Catherine Townsend says, ” Being on a journey from room to room and space to space gave the whole experience this retro - futuristic feel, I loved it.” It was definitely nothing like what I expected,' Paola Mondragon says. 'I loved the themed rooms, it reminded me of like a Disneyland. Come curious, leave wanting to come back again and again.' 'You could see the time, effort, energy and passion put into making the distillery/attraction something that people will want to seek out for an evening of entertainment. 'I loved it all but my favorite part was Bryan's vision, the storytelling and how you seemingly are transported out of Las Vegas, and into this imaginary world but with great spirits and with that came great conversations,' Craig Asher Nyman says. Here, in their words, is what it was like for the first visitors of Lost Spirits Vegas. For some it was the element of surprise, and for others, it was the way Lost Spirits, while right in the heart of Vegas, feels like another world. There were multiple votes for the fish art, and an equal amount for the buggies. Going back to the music analogy, just as with any great album if you ask 20 people you'll find several different favorite songs, I surveyed everybody in the group a week after the tour and asked them their favorite part of the tour and why and found several different answers. But multiple people in our group did not drink and were equally impressed with the art, detail and entertainment. The top-tier alcohol is obviously a central part of the experience, with the tastings carefully curated to match the tour. was whiskey and rum only, Vegas is centered around rum, with a Frambroise Brandy thrown in the Dorian Grey room. Just as the space and attractions are expanded into new realms so is the alcohol. the size and scope of the Vegas location left them equally overwhelmed. And of those 12, the sense of wonderment walking into the first room - think a more sophisticated, grown-up version of the opening room in Disney's the Haunted Mansion - was like watching the five kids walk into Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory.īut even for those who had been to L.A. Of our group of 25 or so to be the very first outside of the Lost Spirits Vegas workers to see the wondrous new space, roughly half had not been to the L.A.

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