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Any info available about that? Most of the clubs I know of are affiliated with large corporate entities like Wynn or MGM. The highest grossing clubs are all run

by gaadd33 11y ago

Any info available about that? Most of the clubs I know of are affiliated with large corporate entities like Wynn or MGM. The highest grossing clubs are all run by the Tao Group. Also where can you get a jeroboam of Veuve Clicquot or Dom Perignon for $300 wholesale? I'd love a link or more info since I would buy a bunch for parties.

sjtgraham 11y ago
Do you live in Vegas? Go to London, LA, or NYC and you'll find popular nightspots are not corporate affairs. I didn't specify brand. £230 Moet Jeroboam (including 20% VAT) - http://www.drinksupermarket.com/moet-chandon-imperial-brut-nv-champagne-3ltr-jeroboam http://www.drinksupermarket.com/moet-chandon-imperial-brut-n...
- gaadd33 11y ago
  Are there places that charge $30K for non Dom Perignon/Armand de Brignac champagne? I think at Marquee (NYC) you can get something larger than a jeroboam of Veuve for $30K. (Probably a methuselah or salmanzar since I think they keep one of them on hand for all their venues) What top grossing nightclubs in NYC aren't corporate affairs? All the top ones I can think of are; Tao, 1Oak, Lavo, PHD, VIP Room, etc. I'm sure there are smaller ones that are purely independent affairs but they aren't doing 10M+/year in revenue.
  - anon827495 11y ago
    Drais in LV had $250k bottles opening weekend in 2014
55555 11y ago
A club is a great way to launder dirty cash without crossing borders. Just say that 500 people came last Friday and all paid a $50 cover. That's $25,000 USD laundered and there's no easy way to prove after the fact that it didn't actually happen. If these imaginary people averaged three drinks each, that's another easy $15,000 laundered. Few other business models are able to charge so much for intangible value and maintain such high margins while being believable. This, ofcourse, does nothing to explain why they'd need to pay famous people for appearances. I assume they do that because they expect to make money from it from real customers.
Intermernet 11y ago
Can I recommend Tsarine over both Veuve Clicquot or Dom Perignon? I know it's personal opinion and all, but I find it to be much better than both of the above. Jeroboam for 183,64 € [1] [1]: http://boutique.tsarine.com/catalogue/formats-speciaux/jeroboam http://boutique.tsarine.com/catalogue/formats-speciaux/jerob...
nkurz 11y ago
Here's a Jeroboam of Veuve Clicquot retailing for under $300: http://www.woodswholesalewine.com/products/nv-veuve-clicquot-ponsardin-brut-champagne-france-3l-double-magnum http://www.woodswholesalewine.com/products/nv-veuve-clicquot... It calls it a "Double Magnum", but others online call it a Jeroboam, which I think is technically correct for a 3L bottle of sparkling wine.

by gaadd33 11y ago

sjtgraham 11y ago

Do you live in Vegas? Go to London, LA, or NYC and you'll find popular nightspots are not corporate affairs. I didn't specify brand. £230 Moet Jeroboam (including 20% VAT) - http://www.drinksupermarket.com/moet-chandon-imperial-brut-nv-champagne-3ltr-jeroboam http://www.drinksupermarket.com/moet-chandon-imperial-brut-n...

gaadd33 11y ago
Are there places that charge $30K for non Dom Perignon/Armand de Brignac champagne? I think at Marquee (NYC) you can get something larger than a jeroboam of Veuve for $30K. (Probably a methuselah or salmanzar since I think they keep one of them on hand for all their venues) What top grossing nightclubs in NYC aren't corporate affairs? All the top ones I can think of are; Tao, 1Oak, Lavo, PHD, VIP Room, etc. I'm sure there are smaller ones that are purely independent affairs but they aren't doing 10M+/year in revenue.
- anon827495 11y ago
  Drais in LV had $250k bottles opening weekend in 2014

55555 11y ago

A club is a great way to launder dirty cash without crossing borders. Just say that 500 people came last Friday and all paid a $50 cover. That's $25,000 USD laundered and there's no easy way to prove after the fact that it didn't actually happen. If these imaginary people averaged three drinks each, that's another easy $15,000 laundered. Few other business models are able to charge so much for intangible value and maintain such high margins while being believable. This, ofcourse, does nothing to explain why they'd need to pay famous people for appearances. I assume they do that because they expect to make money from it from real customers.

Intermernet 11y ago

Can I recommend Tsarine over both Veuve Clicquot or Dom Perignon? I know it's personal opinion and all, but I find it to be much better than both of the above. Jeroboam for 183,64 € [1] [1]: http://boutique.tsarine.com/catalogue/formats-speciaux/jeroboam http://boutique.tsarine.com/catalogue/formats-speciaux/jerob...

nkurz 11y ago

Here's a Jeroboam of Veuve Clicquot retailing for under $300: http://www.woodswholesalewine.com/products/nv-veuve-clicquot-ponsardin-brut-champagne-france-3l-double-magnum http://www.woodswholesalewine.com/products/nv-veuve-clicquot... It calls it a "Double Magnum", but others online call it a Jeroboam, which I think is technically correct for a 3L bottle of sparkling wine.