Drinking Games – Springbok Cocktail Drinking Ritual is Riskier than the Drink Itself!
If you ever get to South Africa, you may come across some Drinking Games that are associated with the national drink, the Springbok Cocktail.
No, I don’t mean devouring an entire African herbivore!
The Springbok is the South African national shot – a two-alcohol drink containing a green layer of mint-tasting liqueur not dissimilar to mouthwash, overlain by a creamy layer of Amarula, a Baileys-like drink fermented from the native Marula fruit.
Drinking Games – Springbok Time!
A picture of the Springbok Cocktail is shown below.
The dangers of drinking a Springbok Cocktail lie not in the actual drink itself, but the drinking ritual – which is oddly enough, like one of the bizarre Drinking Games one can do.
The Drink Ritual involves placing both hands behind the back, stomping the feet alternately, snorting through the nostrils, squealing, picking up the Springbok shot glass via front teeth, and sculling the drink without spilling a drop – without using your hands.
Believe me, this is a difficult thing to do!
I didn’t care if I spilled any booze whilst attempting this ceremony – I just hoped my Springbok Cocktail Drink Ritual didn’t resemble a Springbok mating call.
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