BarrelDAO sells out NFT-linked Solana Summer Shandy beer

Quick Take

  • BarrelDAO launched a collection of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on Friday redeemable for a limited edition Solana-themed beer.
  • The artwork features NFT projects including DeGods, Degenerate Ape Academy, Okay Bears and Solana Monkey Business.

Brewery and distillery-focused DAO barrelDAO launched a collection of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on Friday redeemable for a limited edition Solana-themed beer — and its already sold out. 

The 333 NFTs sold for 1.35 SOL (about $45) each. Each resembles a receipt entitling the owner to a 16-pack of Solana Summer Shandy. However, 17 are currently listed on Magic Eden with a floor price of 2.49 SOL ($79.61).

Each NFT will be redeemable for the beer — which is not an official product of Solana Labs — from Monday.

During the creation process, the company said 20 community members served as taste testers for the formulation of the final project, ultimately coming up with a 4% ABV lemonade shandy.

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NFT artist Mark Lauthier designed the artwork for the can. Its design features NFT projects including DeGods, Degenerate Ape Academy, Okay Bears, Solana Monkey Business, Thugbirdz, Cets on Creck, Catalina Whale Mixer and John Lê’s “The First Edition.”

Co-founder and CEO of Barrel Labs, Dave Goldman, said that about 20 of the NFT avatars featured in the designs are owned by barrelDAO. The others were made available for use via a licensing agreement with the original owners of the NFTs.


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About Author

Callan Quinn is an NFT, gaming and metaverse reporter. She started her career working for the expat magazine City Weekend in Guangzhou, China. She also has worked as a business journalist in the UK, Somaliland and the republic of Georgia. Before joining The Block, she was a freelance journalist covering the Chinese tech industry. She speaks Mandarin, French and German. Get in touch via Twitter @quinnishvili or email [email protected].