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The Flaming Dr. Pepper Shot (cocktail, highball, rum) - Flaming Dr. Pepper is a high-octane, layered shooter, likely born in the college bar scene of the 1980s. Its roots lie in the shot cocktail family, known for their potent and often flamboyant presentation.

The Flaming Dr. Pepper Shot

0.75 oz Amaretto
0.25 oz Bacardi 151 Proof Rum
4 oz Beer
Float the high proof rum carefully over the amaretto in a shot glass.
Pour the Beer into a chilled pint glass.
Light the rum on fire.
Carefully drop the flaming shot glass into the glass with the beer.
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The Flaming Dr. Pepper Shot

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Flaming Dr. Pepper is a high-octane, layered shooter, likely born in the college bar scene of the 1980s. Its roots lie in the shot cocktail family, known for their potent and often flamboyant presentation.

The Famous Dr Pepper Shot Drink

If you’re looking to shake things up with a cocktail that’s as thrilling as it is tasty, you’ve got to try this Flaming Dr. Pepper Shot drink.

This isn’t just another drink; it’s like throwing a mini party in your glass. It’s bold, it’s daring, and it’s the kind of concoction that makes you feel like a mixology maverick.

What is a Flaming Dr Pepper?

Ever asked yourself, “What’s this Flaming Dr. Pepper all about?” Let me tell you, it’s more than just a drink—it’s a whole experience.

Picture this: you’re at a bar, it’s getting late, and you’re done with your regular drink. You want something to talk about, something that’ll make your night unforgettable.

That’s when this fiery shot with Dr Pepper comes into play.

Why It’s Awesome:

It’s a Show: This shot isn’t just about the taste; it’s a performance. Watching that flame dance on the shot glass? Pure magic. And then, that first sip after the flame goes out? That’s a moment.

Surprisingly Smooth: You’d think with all that proof, it’d be a punch, but the mix of flavors makes it surprisingly easy to drink.

It’s for the Brave: Do you love Dr. Pepper, or shots with Dr Pepper? This shot elevates it to a whole new level, perfect for when you’re feeling a bit adventurous or just want to impress your friends.

What’s crazy is this Dr Pepper Shot drink doesn’t even have Dr Pepper in it, but the taste comes so close!

Safety First:

Now, before you get carried away, remember, we’re playing with fire here—literally. Keep a lid or something to snuff out the flame handy. And, as with all good things, enjoy responsibly. This drink can creep up on you if you’re not careful.

Next time you’re in the mood for something wild, why not try the Flaming Dr. Pepper? It’s more than just a drink; it’s a night’s adventure in a glass.

Here’s to nights filled with flair, flames, and friends.

Cheers!

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