Bloke creates booze constituted of grownup stars’ used knickers – and sells it for £150 a pop
George Nightingale’s Drink Me Spirits makes alcohol out of adult content creators’ used clothes, which the brand then sells for £150 per bottle. He says it’s a world first and offers “excellent value-for-money”.
‘Drink Me Spirits’ is a company which flogs alcohol distilled from adult stars’ knickers (Image: @drinkmespirits/Instagram)
A bloke has concocted a peculiar spirit crafted from adult stars’ worn knickers, and he’s flogging the bizarre drink at £150 a bottle. George Nightingale claims a single pair of pants can yield 350 flavoursome bottles.
The mastermind behind Drink Me Spirits produces the alcohol using a specialised vacuum method that imparts the spirit with its distinctive taste. The fledgling enterprise currently stocks beverages from five content creators: Hayley, Alex, Rea, Lilltheve and Mimi.
“It isn’t a normal distillery,” George, who operates from Exeter, Devon, explained to What’s The Jam. “What we do is very different as we distill in a vacuum. It means our boiling point of ethanol lowers to just 20 degrees centigrade meaning we can distill delicate items. The adult industry and adult creators are doing well and I was thinking how best to merge the two.
“So I thought of distilling worn items of clothing and from there ‘Drink Me Spirits’ was born. We’ve spent a year planning and designing the product to the highest standards. From each garment we are able to make 350 bottles – all numbered with a collector’s card and packaged beautifully.
“A bottle is £150. This represents excellent value-for-money to own a piece of your favourite content creator.” George insists his enterprise is the first of its kind globally.
He declared: “It’s never been done before. And yes distilling used clothing is strange but we’re just turning it into a drink that people can own or consume as part of that person. I’ve been contacted by people from all over the world. We’ve got some content creators with millions of followers.
“They say it’s a unique product for their industry – it doesn’t push boundaries too hard. It’s an upmarket product – a collectible item.” The brand also provides a custom service allowing anyone to distill their own clothing.
George added: “Word is spreading. This has never been done before in the world and the creators are so pleased to find something different and mainstream enough to tempt existing customers and attract new ones.
“But I’m not going to be too niche with this. Why not the winning player’s bandana from Wimbledon or the shirt from the football player who scored the winning goal of the season – the possibilities are endless.”
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