A speakeasy within a speakeasy sounds like the premise of a Saturday Night Live sketch, but it’s really happening at a Spring Branch bar. Opening this Saturday, November 7, the Hidden Cellar is a new concept within Aye Candy.
While Aye Candy’s focus is on cocktails, Hidden Cellar is devoted to wine and whiskey. With an entrance that’s literally hidden behind a painting in Aye Candy, Hidden Cellar offers an even more intimate environment than its host. The space features a long bar and lockers that will allow those who pay a fee to keep their favorite bottles stored for private consumption.
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“The concept is designed to welcome both seasoned enthusiasts and guests simply interested in discovering something new,” a release states. “Whether enjoying a familiar whiskey, exploring a new wine, or asking the team for a recommendation, the experience emphasizes thoughtful selections, hospitality, and the pleasure of finding something worth returning for.”
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