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If you want to play a bizarre game at a bar, and get some good looks from a crowd of people then you should give this game a try. As the name suggests, you create a tower of drinks, and then consume those drinks from top to bottom as the dice are rolled. Check out the instructions below.

This game is best played at a bar, or at a house that has the necessary alcohol and coasters. Follow the drinking game rules below:

1. Go to the bar and order the following drinks for your tower
   1 shot (i.e. tequila, vodka, etc.)
   1 small mixed drink (i.e. vodka tonic, whiskey sour, etc)
   1 tall mixed drink (i.e. long island ice tea, tom Collins, etc)
   1 glass of white wine
   1 twelve ounce beer in a pint glass
   


2. Construct a tower out of the drinks, separating each drink with a coaster. Start with the beer on the bottom and work your way up to the shot


3. Whoever’s birthday is next in line out of all the players get to roll first


4. Participants all roll the dice in turn


5. The first player to get a 6 gets to drink the shot
   (We should all wait to roll again until that shot has been taken)


6. The second player to get a 6 gets to removes the coaster


7. The third player to get a 6 gets to drink the small mixed drink
   (We should all wait to roll again until that drink is gone)


8. Continue in this fashion until all of the drinks have been taken and consumed up to the beer.


9. The player who gets the last drink… the beer… must finish the beer before another 6 is rolled.


10. So we don’t wait here. We start rolling right away.


11. If he/she can do this, the next player to the left buys the following round of drinks for the tower. If the beer drinking can’t finish the beer before another 6 is roller, he/she must buy the next round of drinks for the tower.

Another name for this game in our opinion is “Liquid Hangover.” Mixing that many types of alcohol together in one sitting is bound to mess you up. But hey, you only live once right? Please drink responsibly.