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" Exploring a historic site,\u00A0while beautiful,\u00A0can be a bit dull. That isn&amp;#039;t the case for an\u00A0old monastery at London&amp;#039;s Borough market. Come July 31st, the entire space is more-or-less turning into a giant\u00A0cocktail.  Let us explain... Creative studio Bompas and Parr\u00A0is\u00A0filling the monastery with a cloud-like vapor of alcohol. This mist\u00A0is composed of fine spirits and mixer, but unlike any run-of-the-mill cocktail,\u00A0you won&amp;#039;t need a glass or straw to drink it.\u00A0Using humidifiers to disperse the alcoholic concoction throughout the venue, the mixture is absorbed into your bloodstream as you walk the space.  The installation, dubbed Alcoholic Architecture, offers a drink list inspired by the monastery it takes place in. On the menu: Trappist beer and Buckfast wine.\u00A0 Also of interest, all of\u00A0the beverages served\u00A0were once created by monks and can be enjoyed in non-cloud form, as well. There is only one warning to heed before you enter: Breathe responsibly. Alcoholic Architecture is a ticketed event running from July 31 through early 2016. h/t Design Taxi "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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