Mekong Dangerous expands global presence
Mekong Dangerous spiced coffee spirit continues its global expansion and is about to hit the streets of Belgium and Hong Kong, and later this year in Japan.
The coffee spirit will soon be available behind bars and lining the shelves of liquor stores across these markets.
The expansion to these key markets supports the company’s long-term strategy for global domination.
Japan, officially the least-sleeping country on Earth, was an obvious target for the caffeinated spirit.
In Europe, the expansion continues westward into Belgium, following a successful landing in Germany and the Baltics earlier this year. Meanwhile, the high-speed chaos of Hong Kong serves as both a major market and a convenient launchpad into Mainland China.
Mekong Dangerous is a concoction of absinthe, robusta coffee, and spices sourced from across the Mekong region.
The recipe is rumoured to have been stolen deep in the Mekong jungle, though the master distiller insists it came to him in a confused dream during a particularly violent monsoon storm in 2016.
Mekong Dangerous is recommended as a shot, to be sipped over ice or in one of the brand’s signature cocktails.
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