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Booze Clues Drinking Game Set

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$17.25 $25 In stock

Category: Drinking Game Set

Finally, a game based on what you're already good at - watching crappy TV. This drinking game by Brass Monkey includes four shot glasses, an instruction sheet, and 100 cards that describe the common (& weird) things that always happen in TV & movies. So just deal the cards, turn on the TV, and drink. It's kind of like every other night...but now it's competitive.

  • Finally a way to drink & watch tv (competitively).
  • Includes 100 game cards (aka reasons to drink).
  • Comes with four numbered stainless steel shot glasses.
  • Game instructions are provided (because it would be pretty mean not to).
  • Box measures 4.6" wide by 4.1" tall (and 2.1" deep if you're counting).
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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

John ★★★★★

The four shot glasses are sturdier than I expected and the 100 cards cover pretty much every trashy show my friends and I binge. We played during a reality TV marathon and it turned into the best night in months.

Claire O. ★★★★★

Bought this for a watch party and we were crying laughing by round three. The four shot glasses are sturdier than I expected, and the cards hit that sweet spot of inside jokes about bad TV. Honestly the instruction sheet barely got read, we just jumped in.

Violet L. ★★★★☆

The 100 cards are the real draw here, especially if you watch a lot of trashy reality TV. My only gripe is that four shot glasses disappear fast when it's just two of us playing, so we started subbing in our own.