Death and Co. Took Manhattanites by Storm. Now, It Wants Investors to Bring Cocktail Magic Everywhere.

While many businesses suffered through the horrors of 2020, few were as ravaged by Covid shutdowns and the resulting global shutdown as bars and nightlife venues. After attendance dropped over 60 percent during the pandemic year, 2021 has seen a spirited resurgence fueled by loosening Covid restrictions and a general public appetite for getting back out into the world again.

Entertainment and nightlight spending is on the rise as Yelp statistics noted huge spikes in new business openings during summer 2021. Dance and comedy clubs, jazz and blues venues, and even oxygen bars all showed growth rates of more than 150 percent over the same period in 2021. Meanwhile, new bars and lounges are also up considerably, with 89 percent more openings in 2021.

Customers are back in the open…and they’re looking for fun new places to earn the mantle as their new favorite bar or restaurant.

Death and Co may be uniquely positioned to take big advantage of this unusual growth moment. While you might be unfamiliar with the budding cocktail bar chain, residents of New York, Denver, and Los Angeles are already well aware of the buzz-worthy speakeasy-style establishments. After opening on New Year’s Eve 2006, the Death and Co location in Manhattan’s East Village became an overnight smash, serving wine, beer, stellar meals, and most importantly, finely crafted cocktails.

With locations now in three cities, Death and Co is ready to expand even further, seeking investors to help grow its burgeoning cocktail empire that spreads much wider than its three brick-and-mortar bars.

In addition to opening new Death and Co locations, the company is also home to four other distinct revenue-driving verticals building on the founders’ hospitality experience and the growing Death & Co brand. The company is also building its Proprietors LLC consultancy and bar management business; its in-development Midnight Auteur Hotel group; its Gin and Luck Media company producing a popular series of cocktail-focused books; and its new Death and Co line of canned and bottled cocktails. In fact, its coffee table book Cocktail Codex took home the top prize of Book of the Year from the James Beard Foundation, the first time a beverage book had ever won the prestigious category.

With revenue on the rise and all five ventures in full-on growth mode, the company now hopes to replicate the success of its previous investor drive, which served as SeedInvest’s first hospitality-based fundraise and finished with the second most successful crowdfunding campaign in the platform’s history.

With Death and Co featured in articles from Forbes, Food and Wine, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and more, you can fuel the economy’s resurgent hospitality industry and check out opportunities for investing in the company now through Death & Co’s SeedInvest profile.

Death & Co Is Offering Securities Through The Use Of An Offering Statement That Has Been Qualified By The Securities And Exchange Commission Under Tier Ii Of Regulation A. A Copy Of The Final Offering Circular That Forms A Part Of The Offering Statement May Be Obtained Both Here And Below. This Profile May Contain Forward-Looking Statements And Information Relating To, Among Other Things, The Company, Its Business Plan And Strategy, And Its Industry. These Statements Reflect Management’s Current Views With Respect To Future Events Based On Information Currently Available And Are Subject To Risks And Uncertainties That Could Cause The Company’s Actual Results To Differ Materially. Investors Are Cautioned Not To Place Undue Reliance On These Forward-Looking Statements As They Are Meant For Illustrative Purposes And They Do Not Represent Guarantees Of Future Results, Levels Of Activity, Performance, Or Achievements, All Of Which Cannot Be Made. Moreover, No Person Nor Any Other Person Or Entity Assumes Responsibility For The Accuracy And Completeness Of Forward-Looking Statements, And Is Under No Duty To Update Any Such Statements To Conform Them To Actual Results.

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