HogoHuone
Rum Sanctuary In The Heart Of Kallio
HogoHuone is a relaxed cocktail bar that fits Kallio’s laid-back and bohemian style.
Nothing is left to chance at HogoHuone.
The interior is inspired by the Shakers, an 18th-century utopian religious group from the U.S. who believed in pacifism, human equality, and dedication to elegance and simplicity in functional design.
Collaborations with local designers touched every part of the cocktail bar.
At HogoHuone you could easily meet the founder, Adrian Rigopulos, Helsinki Philharmonic bassist turned mixologist.
This cozy haven invites you to slow down, sip something special, and become part of a community where every glass tells a story.
Logems Pass Benefits
- 20% off a drink for two people
- The selected cocktails and rums created with artisanal precision by Adrian find their expression in a unique and exclusive menu
- Lead interior designer Sara Akhlaghmoayed has incorporated hallmarks of the Shakers’ style into the interior, including the pegged trim, color palette, and minimalist antique furniture.
- People and design are at the heart of HogoHuone.
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History of HogoHuone
HogoHuone is a rum and cocktail bar that shows attention to detail, starting with its name.
The Story Behind The Name
Hogo is a French word that could be translated to high taste.
However, Hogo can also be a strong or remarkable smell. This is why it perfectly describes the pungent, funky flavors of rums produced with long fermentation times, such as those made in Jamaica or Réunion.
Mixologist, sailor, and professional contrabassist, Adrian’s polyhedric interests brought him to collaborate with local designers to create the place he wanted.
The Collaborations
- The Shakers-inspired interior design is a craft of lead interior designer Sara Akhlaghmoayed
- Mimi McPartlan designed the flower-shaped color-changing lamps and menus
- If you are lucky you might see the tiki mugs! The same Mimi McPartlan who designed the lamps and the menu shaped the ceramic mugs at Kulmapala studio in Alppila.
- The hanging wooden pieces are by Aalto University woodshop master Josh Krute.
If you made it to this point, you deserve a tip!
Once you visit HogoHuone, check out the sink in the toilet!