(Image: Sun Liquor)
Last year, the hype was as thick as the nog and Sun Liquor couldn’t scale production to meet demand. This year, it sounds like the market has evened out for Sun Liquor’s aged eggnog and there are still bottles on the shelf at the Total Wine chain where it is distributed.
But, especially in its native Sun habitat, the eggnog remains a special drink.
As one of the lucky souls remaining on Capitol Hill this holiday weekend, you can take advantage of geography and stop in the original Sun Liquor Lounge for a glass with your neighbors Friday night through Christmas eve:
Our Aged Eggnog will be available by the glass at Sun Liquor Lounge this year Friday December 22nd through Sunday December 24th. We will be closed Christmas Day.
Also toast the longtime Summit watering hole after a big year of change for the company.
Last winter, we reported on Sun Liquor’s plans to move its distillery off E Pike to a larger facility near University Village. Its E Pike lounge shuttered along with the move of the production facility — the East Trading Company bar project from the Oasis Bubble Tea family of businesses is lined up to eventually open in the space.
Meanwhile, the E Pike Sun bottle shop — where people used to line up for a small release of bottles of the aged eggnog — is also being prepared for future plans. Merry Christmas.
Sun Liquor Lounge is located at 607 Summit Ave E. You can learn more at sunliquor.com.
Capitol Hill takes Halloween rather seriously. 2018 will once again bring multiple days of costumed fun with events for big kids, little kids, and, for the first time, furry kids across the Hill. Meanwhile, the bars and clubs of Pike/Pine and Broadway draw plenty of ghouls and boys and make the streets prime zones for creature watching. And the neighborhood’s suburban residential zones are well-stocked with candy when it’s time for trick or treating. Details on Hilloween 2018 are below.
