Snoop Dogg & Dr. Dre Team Up to Launch Still G.I.N. Spirit: ‘We Ain’t Gonna Do Nothing Regular’

Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre are looking to make their presence felt in the spirits industry once again with the launch of their Still G.I.N. alcohol.

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Inspired by 2001 hit “Still D.R.E.,” Still G.I.N. launched nationwide at select retailers on Tuesday (Oct. 15). The spirit boasts a “refined botanical blend that’s modern yet elegant, bursting with notes of tangerine, jasmine and coriander for an unforgettable aromatic finish,” according to the press release.

“This is not a liquor that we’re just putting our name on,” Dr. Dre said in a statement. “It’s just like we did with Beats headphones. Everything is us from the ground up: the gin, the flavor, the packaging. Everything had to be perfect. Snoop said it best: We’re better together – it’s always magical. It’s incredible to know that you’ve got something amazing that you feel is gonna really work. From the look to the taste, it’s all there.”

The honeycomb-shaped 750mL bottle of Still G.I.N. is available for purchase on TotalWine’s website for $59.99.

“Every day in the studio when Dre and I were trying to make the dopest music, we were drinking gin and just having fun,” Snoop Dogg added. “We’ve been a part of the evolution of this gin – from the creation of the flavor, to the percentage of alcohol that’s in it – and it’s just so good! Dre’s a perfectionist: He wants to make sure it’s not just good, but great . Together, we ain’t gonna do nothing regular.”

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Snoop and Dre made their first foray into the spirits industry with the Gin & Juice cocktails, which arrived in February.

“Still D.R.E.” originally hit the Billboard Hot 100 when it reached No. 91 in 1999, and then re-entered the Hot 100 to peak at No. 23 in 2022.

There’s music coming from Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, who are joining forces for their first full-length project since 1993’s Doggystyle . The sequel to Snoop’s debut is fittingly titled Missionary, and is slated to be released in November.

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