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Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg have expanded their beverage brand with a brand new spirit named after an iconic song they made together.
The duo took to Instagram on Tuesday (October 15) to reveal the name of their new gin.
The photo features the duo sporting suave tuxedos and holding cocktail glasses.
The caption reads: ” Introducing a fresh spin on tradition. Defiantly smooth, Still G.I.N. by Dre and Snoop has arrived. #StillGIN.”
The name, of course, is a play on the duo’s JAY-Z-penned classic song “Still D.R.E.”
Check out the announcement below.
Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg announce the launch of Still G.I.N., an ultra-premium gin. 🔥 pic.twitter.com/H4FQ6El2b8
— HipHopDX (@HipHopDX) October 15, 2024
Back in February, the duo unveiled the sparkling gin-based cocktail Gin & Juice By Dre and Snoop.
This isn’t the only collaboration the Doggfather and the legendary rapper and producer have teamed up on.
In August, Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre brought a bit of Long Beach to Paris in the 2024 Olympics closing ceremony.
The West Coast pair pre-taped a performance in Long Beach, California that was broadcast as part of the ceremony. Snoop was serving as a correspondent throughout the proceedings.
Snoop and Dre’s short set was meant to end one Olympics and kick off anticipation for the next one — the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
Appropriately, the show began with Snoop performing “Drop It Like It’s Hot” on a beach. He then moved to a stage, where he was joined by Dre for “The Next Episode.”
A month later, Snoop proposed a major overhaul to the 2028 Olympics.
Tha Doggfather shared his suggestions for the next Olympic Games in a red carpet interview at the recent movie premiere of 1992, which he executive produced.
“One thing I wanna do is have the hood Olympics,” said Snoop, who was a ubiquitous presence at this summer’s Olympics in Paris and even carried the torch during the opening ceremony.
“There’s a lot of homies from the hood that could run a 10.2, that could high jump, throw the javelin, backflip, swim good, jump over gates and hurdle, you know what I’m saying?”
He added: “I just wanna make it available for the athletes from the hood that didn’t make it that probably have certain ramifications but they still were athletic and they still were good.”
