The Tipsy Alchemist will be located at 70 Rainey St., Ste. “I can’t think of a better city to open our second location of the Tipsy Alchemist than Austin.” “After two years of support and thinking outside the box, we are finally ready to grow,” Dallas-based managing partner Stephen Underhill, Jr., said in the news release. For the expansion into Austin, locally based operating partner David Nguyen will oversee the project as well. Named one of Dallas' best cocktails bars in 2017 by D Magazine, which wrote that it 'is not unlike a mad scientist's lair,' the Tipsy Alchemist is owned by SBBC Hospitium. bar inside will have lounge seating and an “energetic atmosphere.' patio even larger than its interior, an outdoor stage for live music, and a menu of local beer and shareable drinks in addition to the cocktails. When it opens later this year, the Tipsy Alchemist will have a 3,271 sq. The Alchemists sole purpose is to blow your mind with elevated cocktails through science, art and technique in a sexy.

According to the news release, it’s “created with vodka, vermouth, lemon, cucumber and watermelon and then placed into a pneumatic tube transport system - similar to the tubes you deposit checks through at the bank - which encircles the bar so the cocktail is mixed via transport and then served at the other end of the bar.' Oh, the wonders of science. RELATED: Apparently drinking out of light bulbs is a thing, and it's come to Austin It’s gimmicky and fun, and if you’re willing to shell out. Also, the ever-essential mint in the Edison has been frozen with liquid nitrogen and then blended with the rum, giving the drink a Granny Smith apple hue. Tipsy Alchemist is one of those cocktail bars that features lots of smoke and liquid nitrogen, and half of the drinks come served in quirky vessels like lightbulbs and disco balls. The cocktail menu, the same as the one in Dallas, has approachable offerings like the Edison - it’s essentially a mojito but gets its new name because of the light bulb on ice that it comes in. Creative, high-concept cocktails in a stylish upstairs lounge with two bars and indoor and outdoor seating. What that means is mixed drinks that get served in wacky wacky. The Tipsy Alchemist, to be located on the second floor of the 70 Rainey condominium complex, “creates cocktails with a touch of science, art and technique,” according to a news release. Science gets flashy and fun at a Dallas cocktail bar that will open its second location on Rainey Street this summer.

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