Travis Kelce’s Steakhouse Has a Taylor Swift–Themed Drink

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In news that should shock no one, Travis Kelce and his teammate Patrick Mahomes are about to open a steakhouse together in Kansas City. Called 1587 Prime — their football numbers squished together — the spot looks like a cross between a Miami fine-dining experience and a himbo’s man cave, which is to say there’s a lot of black marble. The menu is your typical steakhouse lineup of huge meats, French onion soup, truffle twice-baked potatoes, and tableside martinis. But on the cocktail menu, there’s a surprise: Taylor Swift has her very own martini, appropriately called the Alchemy.

The cocktail, per TMZ, is a fancy cranberry vodka served up with Pierre Ferrand dry curaçao, aronia berry, cranberry, strawberry, lime, and oolong. For the non-Swifties out there, “The Alchemy” is a song off The Tortured Poets Department with extremely clear references to Kelce. Swift sings about teammates, winning games, warming benches, and touchdowns, so it’s fitting her NFL fiancé would choose to name a cocktail after it, rather than, say, “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived.”

Swift reportedly showed up for the restaurant’s soft opening on Monday wearing a denim dress and wedges. Obviously, Kelce and the Mahomes family were also there, as were a number of Chiefs players and their WAGs, who posted through it. Thanks to them, we got the full visual of this Swift-inspired concoction, which comes with some sparkly pyrotechnics on the side. If ever there was a drink that looks like a Taylor Swift concert in a cup, this is it.

Swift isn’t the only one with a signature drink. According to TMZ, the two owners and their WAGs also have their own designated cocktails. Kelce’s is called the Big Yeti — apparently his nickname for years — that sounds sort of like an old-fashioned. Mahomes’s drink, Showtime, blends rum with coconut and Coors Light syrup (?), and his wife, Brittany, had the audacity to name her Grey Goose–and-lychee cocktail Queen B. There is also a Wagyu cheeseburger named after Chiefs coach Andy Reid.

The restaurant officially opens on September 17, and I have a feeling it will be a new hot spot for Swifites hoping to catch a glimpse of the singer after Chiefs home games. How many Alchemys do you think they can sell?