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A restaurant in NYC makes an enormous mimosa tower that gives new meaning to 'bottomless brunch'

Boozy brunching just got boozier.

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Bierhaus NYC is a German pub in New York City that embodies the essence of Oktoberfest.

They serve beer by the half-liter, liter, and two liter boot, so naturally, a Mimosa Tower was next on the list. Say goodbye to bottomless brunches because these mimosa towers are soaring high above them.

The tower is filled with champagne and orange juice, and people can choose between three different bottles of champagne: J. Roget Brut ($40), Mionetto Prosecco Brut Gold Label ($60), and Nano Asti ($80).

Mimosa Tower from Bierhaus NYC
Danielle Vito, Bierhaus NYC

"Instead of doing a timed bottomless, we thought people would enjoy serving themselves and not having to worry about flagging down a server for every refill or worrying about a time limit," said Danielle Vito, marketing associate of Bierhaus NYC.

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Speaking of time limits, there isn't one. It is, however, only offered during brunch on Saturdays and all day Sunday.

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Danielle Vito, Bierhaus NYC

Happy brunching!  

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