(Over) Loaded Bloody Mary Balance Game

BALANCE GAME – A balance game, based on a balancing act in and of itself–loaded bloody marys at a bottomless brunch. The sheer amount of ridiculous items we’ve seen piled on top of bloody marys never cease to amaze us–so we turned it into a game. HOW TO PLAY - Players complete by taking turns adding increasing ridiculous garnishes on top of a bloody mary shaped starting block–as they try not to be the one that knocks it all down. Includes 10 wood game pieces with double-sided printing and instruction sheet. PERFECT PARTY GAME - Bring the Loaded Bloody Mary Balance Game to your next party and watch it be a guaranteed hit! You really think your friends can stack ridiculous bloody mary ingredients without knocking them over? Play the game and find out! It''s a game that will give you a night of hilarious stacking combinations and unforgettable memories. Get ready to have everyone at the party in stitches as they try to take turns stacking these garnishes without being the one to knock it all down! GIFT IT UP - The Loaded Bloody Mary Balance Game by Brass Monkey is going to be the biggest hit at your next party. It''s easy to play and perfect for all ages, making it a great gift for anyone. The wooden pieces are designed with a vintage style making game play more interesting and are sure to inspire some old school competition! Brass Monkey - We’re the line between roadside souvenirs and fine china. Here to turn the things that people didn''t know they wanted, into the things that they can''t live without. Well designed products that just happen to have a sense of humor.

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Brass Monkey
Vintage-inspired Smartassery

Created by Mike Sayre and Melanie Bridges way back in 2020, Brass Monkey was founded on the idea that there's a world between fine china and bobblehead dolls. That products can have personality, without becoming roadside souvenirs. So that's where you'll find them...making beautiful, well-designed items that just happen to have a sense of humor. Who said that art school and open-mic nights were such a waste of time? We're looking at you, dad.