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The Little Mermaid Drinking Game + Cocktail

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She gave up her voice for a prince — you just need to give up your sobriety.

The Rules

  • Sip — Ariel adds another human artifact to her grotto collection and mislabels what it is
  • Sip — Sebastian panics and looks directly at the camera in theatrical horror
  • Sip — Flounder gets separated from Ariel during a swim and immediately screams
  • Sip — Scuttle the seagull delivers a definitively incorrect fact about a human object
  • Sip — Triton's trident fires a beam of golden energy — punishment or warning
  • Drink Twice — Ursula signs the contract with Ariel's singing voice trapped in the nautilus shell
  • Drink Twice — Ursula disguises herself as Vanessa the beautiful woman and hypnotizes Eric
  • Drink Twice — Triton destroys Ariel's entire human artifact grotto with his trident
  • Shot — Ariel's voice returns when the nautilus shell breaks and Ursula is exposed
  • Shot — Triton permanently transforms Ariel into a human so she can be with Eric
  • Chug — Ursula grows to enormous size using Triton's trident and rises above the storm above the ocean surface

Themed Cocktail

Ursula's Poor Unfortunate Pour

Ingredients:

  • 1.5 oz coconut rum
  • 0.5 oz creme de violette
  • 0.5 oz activated charcoal syrup
  • 0.5 oz fresh lemon juice
  • 0.75 oz blueberry puree
  • 1 oz sparkling water

Instructions:

  1. 1Combine coconut rum, creme de violette, activated charcoal syrup, lemon juice, and blueberry puree in a shaker with ice.
  2. 2Shake hard for 12 seconds — the drink will be a deep inky purple-black.
  3. 3Strain into a tall glass over ice.
  4. 4Top with sparkling water and stir once so bubbles rise through the dark liquid.
  5. 5Garnish with two spiral twists of lemon peel arranged like tentacles draped over the glass rim.

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Disclaimer: Drink responsibly. This is intended for adults of legal drinking age. Never drink and drive. Always know your limits and drink in moderation.