Dram Good Lamps

New lamp! This one is upcycled from a bottle of “This Is Not A Luxury Whisky” - a fantastic scotch that was, in fact, luxurious! Which shade do you like most? Swipe through the pics to see the options. Thank you as always to my customers and followers for your ongoing support!

Happy holidays and thank you to everyone who has made this year one of my shop’s busiest since 2021! I am very grateful for the continued support of prior customers and their word of mouth reviews in my Etsy page.

It’s Black Friday weekend and we have all the bourbon lamps. Slide into my DMs if there’s a bottle you want as a lamp that you don’t see for sale in our Etsy shop. Cheeeeers

I got the best birthday present ever from my wife a few month ago; it just took me a minute to get around to building it!

Here’s a recent project I completed for upcycling a rare, vintage 1980s Jp Van Winkle Alabama Big Al decanter into this gorgeous new lamp.

Working on a new custom project for involving a vintage bottle of bottle! I think it looks fantastic as hell. Do you agree??

Why yes, I do still make bourbon lamps! Hit me up for all your man cave lighting needs! Here’s my latest project for a repeat customer 😎

Thank you Denver for the memories and Cubs win!

Our annual tradition continues! Come see us at booth 185 at the this year between 11 am and 7 pm today (Saturday) or tomorrow (Sunday) to say hi.

The General. One of the gems of my collection, which I began formally inventorying last week using the . Can’t imagine there are too many sealed bottles of this one left in existence at this point. What’s a treasured unicorn in your collection?

Lamp life has been slow the past few years, been to lazy too advertise and Insta has not been great for engagement since the algorithm changed a few years back but I still do make fun projects when folks order them! Here’s an Elijah Craig 18 I made for someone. They didn’t have the cork, so I reused a branded one from a different EC bottle that fits the style nicely.

This is California’s Great America.

It’s really surreal to step into an alternative universe version of the Six Flags Great America park I grew up with. The entrance looks very similar, they still have their sky tower in operation, and the first theme lands in either direction from the main promenade look the same. But from there, it deviates substantially outside of a few familar faces.

Lost in time is a still functioning Splash Water Falls (here, Whitewater Falls) and a Demon clone with their rock work still in tact.

They also have two incredible rollercoasters in Gold Striker (a little rough and in need of some TLC/retracking but exhilarating) and Railblazer.

Beyond these two are some solid mid tier rides but nothing else to write home about. It’s a far cry from the deep and thrilling line up of its big brother park in Gurnee, but California’s Great America is a neat little park in the bay and it’s a shame everything is going to be torn down in a few years. Hopefully a few things, especially Gold Striker and Railblazer, can be relocated and find new life at a new park.

PS: the first drop from the back row of Railblazer is one of the most thrilling I’ve ever been on with that predrop turn! That front row first hill airtime pop is pretty insane too, though.