• What it is and how to play so you can easily plan and host an olympic event!

  • Everything You Need

    From Team Shirts to olympic medal glassware and games and ideas you can find it all here on this page.

    However, due to the nature of the olympics event, we do recommend using plastic cups for the competition and reserving the glassware for the winner, or order one for everyone to remember the event by!

Beer Olympics

Elevate your party game with our Large Somaek Glasses, available in striking gold, silver, and bronze themes. Perfect for making any gathering memorable, these glasses are more than just drinkware—they're trophies for champions. Their premium metallic finish adds a touch of sophistication, making them the ideal awards for beer olympics, maekju or somaek games.

Here's some fun game ideas for your next olympic event!

Maekju Marathon

Description: Test your stamina with this long-distance beer-drinking challenge. Competitors race to finish a set amount of beer, adding a splash of fun to the classic endurance race.

Somaek Relay

Description: A team game where players take turns chugging a somaek (a mix of beer and soju) before passing the glass to the next teammate. The first team to finish wins the gold!

Bottle Flip Showdown

Description: Take the bottle flipping craze to the next level. Participants compete to flip a bottle of beer, aiming to land it upright on the table. Points are awarded for successful flips.

Beer Pong Championship

Description: The classic game of beer pong gets an Olympic twist. Set up your cups in the shape of the Olympic rings and compete to see who can sink the most balls (and beers) to claim victory.

Chugging Tug-of-War

Description: Split into two teams and engage in a chugging contest. Each team's goal is to out-drink the other, pulling their way to triumph with every gulp.

Drunk UNO

Description: Same card game everyone knows and loves from the 80's but with a twist in the rules:

Boat Race

Description: Split into two teams and each player gets a plastic cup full of beer. Starting at one end, the first players chug the beer and then turn the cup upside-down on their head and leave it there.  As each player finishes, the next in turn does the same. Each team member must complete the task. If anyone's cup falls of someone's head, it must be placed back on the head before the team can continue the challenge. First team done wins.

Beer Bowling

Description: Take some of the empty cans and set up 10 cans for each team in a triangle about 15 feet away from the bowler. The players should roll a ball and try to knock down as many cans as possible in one roll. The player needs to chug for as many seconds as there are cans standing (example, 3 cans = 3 seconds)

Why Choose Our Somaek Glasses?

Elegant Design:

The metallic gold, silver, and bronze finishes exude luxury, making them the perfect accolade for any game

Durable & Stylish: Crafted for both aesthetics and functionality, these glasses ensure you drink in style.

Versatile Use: Ideal for a variety of games, from beer Olympics to casual get-togethers.

Raise the stakes and your glasses with our Large Somaek Glass Collection and turn your next party into an unforgettable celebration! Cheers to fun and friendly competition!

Plan ahead so your teams can order their Team T's right here!

 

Game Rules

Unlock the secrets to hosting a memorable Beer Olympics bash by setting proper guidelines!

Borrow someone else's rules, or craft your own but be sure to have them defined and posted before the games begin!

(No one likes to argue with competitive teams, especially when they have been drinking!)