Gin And Juice by Snoop Dogg

Album: Doggystyle (1993)

Charted: 39 8

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On May 27, 2018, Snoop Dogg helped make what Guinness called the "world's largest paradise cocktail," otherwise known as a gin and juice. The stunt took place at the BottleRock Napa Valley music festival in Napa, California, where Snoop performed.

The rapper got help from his homie Warren G and from Michael Voltaggio, who won Top Chef season 6. The giant cocktail was made from 180 bottles of Hendricks gin, 154 bottles of apricot brandy, and 38 jugs of orange juice. It was garnished with a pink parasol and a watermelon on a sword.

Comments: 4

Charles from Fayetteville, ArThe Gourds presented it as an entirely different genre. I like the original, but I prefer the Gourds. Those who haven't heard either, listen to the original then the latter.
Brandon from Middletown, InIt is 'Indo', but Indo comes from the marijuana crossbreeds of Indonesian indica strains with western sativa.
Brian from Greenville, ScI first heard this song performed by the Gourds and I'm still laughing at their rowdy Texas country version. I believe the variety of marijuana referred to is called "indo'" because it is grown "indoors" under lights as opposed to growing "outdo'"
David from Reno, Nvwow cool review. and its "endo" with an "e". and believe me that concoction definately lends some degree of excitement and hedomisms to the proceedings of fat parties. does the guy who wrote these songfacts teach english at cambridge?

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