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People sure do Writer's Bullpen (2009)love their novelty-themed bars and restaurants.

After the successful launch of a Curb Your Enthusiasmeatery and a Seinfeld-themed cafe, the city of Melbourne, Australia, is now being treated to a Harry Potterpub, because if there's one thing that beats regular Harry Potter, it's drunk Harry Potter.

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A pre-existing establishment called Good Things will rebrand into a Potter-themed pub called The Firewhisky Inn for one magical weekend.

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They'll serve firewhisky and alcoholic polyjuice potions, all dished out in glasses that you can take home, should the desire take you (which it will). Seriously, check them out.

You can even order the glasses in advance, because obviously, they're going to sell out faster than snacks on the Hogwarts express.

But where oh where is the butterbeer? It's cool though. Only a fool would complain when offered the opportunity to get as sloshed as old mate Danny Radcliffe that one time.

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Drink responsibly, muggles.

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