Just in time for the premiere of season seven, Game of Thrones fans can drink at a themed pop-up bar. The only catch is: you need to get to Washington, DC, before August 27 to do it.
The GOT pub is a joint effort between Ommegang Brewery and Drink Company, the same firm that also brought Stranger Things and Super Mario-themed pop-up bars to the US capital within the last year.
"This pub is our love letter to the Seven Kingdoms and we cannot wait to share it with fellow fans," Drink Company CEO Angie Fetherston said in a press release.
Inside the bar, fans can explore five different rooms that have been decorated to look like scenes from the show.
In The House of Black and White, they have replicated the Hall of Faces with plaster moulds of employees as well as their family and friends.
In the Meeren room, there's a smoke-breathing dragon.
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The Red Keep is draped with house banners, there's a throne room (no, it's not the bathroom) and, of course, there's a weirwood tree thrown in for good measure.
As for the cocktails, those include the 'Dothraquiri' (Cotton & Reed dry white rum, Jamaican rum, Banane Du Bresil, Creme De Cacao, cane sugar and lime), the 'Milk Of The Poppy' (Armagnac, dark rum, Don Ciccio & Ciccio Concerto, coconut, pineapple, lime and clarified milk), the "What is Dead May Never Die" (Green Hat gin, Fino sherry, Shrub District celery shrub, cane sugar, celery bitters and sparkling water) and "The Lannisters Send their Regards" (vodka, Fino sherry, Contratto bitter, strawberry, lemon and sparkling water), which sounds like a death wish IMO.
Ommegang Brewery's Bend the Knee – the official Game of Thrones beer – is on draught for non-cocktail drinkers.
While the bar encourages guests to come in costume, there is a strict ban on weapons (even if they're just toy swords) so make sure to keep Needle at home.
Located at 1839-1843 7th Street NW, the bar is open 5pm-12.30am from Monday to Thursday and 5pm-1.30am on Fridays and Saturdays. On Sundays it's just 1pm-7pm, though, presumably so that the bartenders can get home in time to watch the show on HBO themselves.
If you can't get across the Atlantic, you still know what to do…
Lyndsey Matthews is the Destination News Editor for AFAR; previously she was a Lifestyle Editor across all of Hearst Digital Media's brands, and a digital editor at Martha Stewart Weddings and Travel + Leisure.
