Columbian Nose Bleed Recipe

How to Make Columbian Nose Bleed

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Columbian Nose Bleed Recipe Ingredients


Recommended Glass to use for the Columbian Nose Bleed Recipe



Shot Glass


Columbian Nose Bleed Drink Recipe Instructions

Combine all ingredients in a tumbler and shake. Strain into a shot glass, and serve.

Columbian Nose Bleed Recipe Information

The Columbian Nose Bleed was born in Columbia Missouri (home of the Tigers). Created by Jake Maulin, and loved by many. This is the perfect pre-game shot.

Please note that there are many ways and variations to make Columbian Nose Bleed. The Columbian Nose Bleed recipe above is the most common way to make this drink, you can always improvise with your own twist and enjoy. You can also find many other variations of this drink on our website, just use our search to see more. CrystalMixer.com is intended for responsible adults of legal drinking age in the United States of America (21 years old or older). It is purely intended for guidance. Please do NOT drink and drive. If you need transportation, use a designated driver or a taxi service. And please be careful when crossing the street after drinking. Remember to drink responsibly! Lastly, have fun!


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