Too many wacky ingredients
I love the concept of it - roll some dice and make a drink or a shooter with the results.  However, the implementation isn't quite up to par.  The dice have some of your favorite staple liqueurs such as rum, vodka, gin, whisky, etc.  But that's where the familiarity ends.  The dice contain wild and wacky things like kumquat juice, five different flavors of bitters (I'm lucky that I can actually find 3 of them at a very high end specialty liquor shop nearby), grapefruit juice, maple syrup, sugar cubes, etc.  I don't think I've ever seen a retailer sell kumquat juice here in Michigan.<br /><br />The instructions seem a little more complicated than it should be - roll these 2 dice for this kind of drink.  Roll these 3 dice for this kind of drink.  Except, there's about 10 rows for &#34;possible drink types&#34; listed.  None of the dice are color coated for ease of use.<br /><br />If you were to try and use these dice as intended, and you already have the staple liqueurs at home, you'll still have to spend nearly a hundred bucks or more on mixers and specialty items to get everything you need.  It's just not worth it.
Rating: 2 stars