Boozy Sweets
Intoxicating ice cream shop coming soon to East Austin

UPDATE: Prohibition Creamery debuts Tuesday, July 19. The story has been updated to reflect the opening date.
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What's your perfect nightcap? A stiff cocktail? A glass of wine? An indulgent dessert? You can have it all with the arrival of Prohibition Creamery, opening in East Austin this summer.
A drink and dessert destination, Prohibition Creamery will serve cocktails, wine, beer, and alcoholic ice cream. Yep, Prohibition Creamery promises to turn your favorite booze into delicious frozen treats, with flavors such as bananas Foster, lime sake, and whiskey chocolate.
Founder Laura Aidan, a student of Penn State University's famous ice cream course, plans to change the menu regularly, incorporating new flavors and seasonal ingredients. Boozy desserts will be available in sorbet, shake, and float form, with plenty of alternatives for those who prefer dairy- or alcohol-free sweets.
Prohibition Creamery will inhabit the former WuWu Sushi bungalow at 1407 E. Seventh St., joining nitrogen-obsessed shop, Spun, as another innovative ice cream shop on the east side.
The shop opens Tuesday, July 19 with plenty of seating, outdoor space, and room for private events. Prohibition Creamery's hours are Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from noon to 10 pm, and Thursday through Saturday from noon to midnight.