Vegas Bomb Shot: The Ultimate Shot To Drop In Your Next Party
Dubbed as the “best shot ever made,” Vegas Bomb is the perfect party drink. Significantly different from other bomb shots, Vegas Bomb is insanely delicious and can take you down in just a few shots.
Not to be confused with the vodka-Red Bull combination, Vod-Bomb or DVR, Vegas Bomb is made of Crown Royal whiskey, peach Schnapps liqueur, Malibu, cranberry juice, and the energy drink Red Bull.
Containing 28% ABV, Vegas Bomb has made its mark all over the U.S. and other countries, such as Canada, Ireland, South Korea, and Mexico.
Lowball glass - The type of glassware is commonly used for serving whiskey. This is also called the rocks glass and old fashioned glass.
Vegas Bomb Shot FAQ
1. Why is it called a Vegas Bomb?
This cocktail is an upgrade of the Royal Flush shot made with Crown Royal, peach schnapps, and cranberry juice.
To keep up with the original shot’s casino theme, it was named Vegas Bomb because it was meant to be dropped in a glass of Red Bull. Rumor has it that a tourist in Vegas created this cocktail who happened to work for a bar in Alabama.
2. What is a bomb shot?
A bomb shot is an alcoholic cocktail dropped in a glass of energy drink or beer. Some classic examples of a bomb shot are Jager Bomb, Dr. Pepper, Irish Car Bomb, and Chupacabra.
3. What is the vodka and Red Bull cocktail called?
This cocktail is known as Vodka Red Bull, Heart Attack Special, or One Armed Scissor. It is popular in the 25-50 age group who needs a constant rush of energy. It was thought that caffeine could mask the effects of alcohol, but a later study refuted this claim.
4. Is Jager and Red Bull bad for you?
Although Jagermeister has an average level of 35% ABV, there is a chance of what researchers call “wide-awake drunk” where intoxicated people feel a heightened sense of alertness that increases the risk of accidents and fights.
5. Why is the Irish Car Bomb offensive?
The cocktail itself is not offensive, but its name brings back very tragic memories for the Irish people. In 1972, 20 car bombs were detonated by the Irish Republican Army in one of their operations. The explosion killed nine people.
The creator, Charles Burke Cronin Oat, later apologized for naming the cocktail in such a cruel way, even if he did not mean any harm at that time. The Irish Car Bomb drink, which was supposed to be a homage to St. Patrick, was banned in most bars and those who ordered it were seen as derisive.
Dubbed as the “best shot ever made,” Vegas Bomb is the perfect party drink. Significantly different from other bomb shots, Vegas Bomb is insanely delicious and can take you down in just a few shots.
Not to be confused with the vodka-Red Bull combination, Vod-Bomb or DVR, Vegas Bomb is made of Crown Royal whiskey, peach Schnapps liqueur, Malibu, cranberry juice, and the energy drink Red Bull.
Containing 28% ABV, Vegas Bomb has made its mark all over the U.S. and other countries, such as Canada, Ireland, South Korea, and Mexico.