Today the Milwaukee Bucks unveiled the fruit of a notable partnership between the organization and DAOU Family Estates at Fiserv Forum.
The private DAOU Lounge, which is located on the main concourse of Fiserv Forum near section 103 marks a first-ever NBA partnership for the iconic winery, which is known for its highly acclaimed wines made from classic Bordeaux varieties including Cabernet Sauvignon and Sauvignon Blanc.
"Whether it's on the court or in the vineyard, the pursuit of excellence is what binds the Milwaukee Bucks and DAOU - two icons at the top of their game, determined to be the best," said Neb Lukic, President of DAOU Family Estates. "This, coupled with our shared focus on creating meaningful experiences for our consumers, DAOU and the Bucks are the perfect pairing.”
The entrance to the private lounge, which boasts decor in DAOUS signatured colors, is marked by the DAOU Doe, which pays homage to the Bucks’ famous stag.
As for the lounge itself, it provides a luxurious new venu from which guests can view events at Fiserv Forum while enjoying delicious food and DAOU wines. Fiserv guests will also be able to enjoy DAOU’s award-winning wines during events on all floors of the arena.
"We are thrilled to welcome DAOU as a partner of the Milwaukee Bucks," said Matt Pazaras, Chief Business Development and Strategy Officer of the Milwaukee Bucks and Fiserv Forum. "Its commitment to excellence and dedication to quality make them a perfect match for our fans. We look forward to sharing DAOU’s outstanding wines with our guests at Fiserv Forum."
Guests interested in renting the DAOU Lounge are invited to inquire via email to premiumsales@bucks.com or visit buckspremium.com for more information.
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