This potent punch will take you back to game days on The Strip.

On game days, this iconic Tuscaloosa bar serves 4,000 to 5,000 cups of the juice-based drink.

On big rivalry weekends, they’ll make even more.

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Like the bird, this cocktail is spellbinding.

Enjoy this drink responsiblyand especially on game days.

Ingredients

2/3cuppineapple juice

1/2cuprefrigeratedorange juice

1/4cup(2 oz.

Southern Living Yellowhammer Slammer ingredients

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)vodka(such as Titos)

1/4cup(2 oz.

)amaretto(such as Disaronno)

1/4cup(2 oz.

)white rum(such as Bacardi)

2Tbsp.

Southern Living Yellowhammer Slammer pouring the drink ingredients into a pitcher

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)orange liqueur(such as Grand Marnier)

4stem-on maraschino cherries(from 1 [10-oz.]

Pour:

Fill 2 pint glasses with ice.

Pour pineapple juice mixture evenly into glasses.

Southern Living Yellowhammer Slammer drink in pitcher

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Garnish:

Place 2 cherries in each glass.

Southern Living Yellowhammer Slammer glasses filled with ice

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Southern Living Yellowhammer Slammer pouring the drink into glasses

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Southern Living Yellowhammer Slammer in glasses garnished with cherries

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