Shot Glass Chess Set

Anyone that has ever dabbled in the noble art of chess doesn't really need me to describe the pleasures of the great game. As for anyone that has never experienced the wonders of chess - then you truly do not know what you have been missing. I took up chess as a youngster - I must have been about seven or eight at the time. I played in school championships, local inter-school competitions, jamborees, and also represented my county at a junior level. Since then I have always had a chess board in the house, and although I don't play very often these days, it is still something I enjoy immensely whenever I have the opportunity to pit my wits against a ...  Read the complete review

Ahh, chess. An entertaining game to play, if not to watch, relying on skill, intellect and strategy. Until of course, some enterprising soul decided it would make a good drinking game. Now, if you don't know how to play chess, you can stick to 'I never' or something like that. It requires less outlay, as well. However, if you enjoy both playing chess and getting drunk, then this is the game for you. Simply put, rather than having normal chess pieces, you have shot glasses, which you can fill with the liquor of your choice. So rather than white vs black, you can have watermelon barcardi vs orange barcardi, white russian ...  Read the complete review

We bought our shot glass chess set from the Gadget Shop, it was reduced, can’t resist a bargain. We thought it may be good to play over xmas. The game is played as you would a normal game of chess but you fill your shot glasses with drink, then when one of your pieces is taken you have to drink what is in the glass. The outcome is you get drunker as the game goes on. The first two testers of the game (nominated guinea pigs) decided that they should have a practice run and instead of filling the glasses with sprits they would use something a bit weaker to start with. Luckily we had two different flavours of Bacardi Breezer so they could have a ...  Read the complete review

I went to a house party over Christmas and played this game, and got well and truely trollied (no suprises there then). It took me a few weeks to find somewhere to buy my own, and now me and my mates play it every weekend before we go out. We play it just like drafts, the shot you jump over, your opponent has to down. To give the game an added twist, we fill the glasses up with various different drinks which are clear in colour, so you never know what you're gonna have to down. Sometimes it could just be water (lucky for some), sometimes vodka, or even poteen (oh dear or dear!). It has become pretty notorious in my town and now loads of people end ...  Read the complete review