Pluto Themed Beverages

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The New Horizons space probe will flyby Pluto on July 14th!!!

I'm wondering, do you guys have any Pluto-themed beverages for the event? Mead or cocktails welcome! I will post my ideas as they come to me. Definitely something with dry ice in it...


Better brewing through science!

See my brewing site at www.denardbrewing.com

See my Current Mead Making Techniques article here:
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/current-mead-making-techniques.html
 
1 part Chambord, 2 parts Vodka. Put these in a shaker filled with ice and shake vigorously until the metal gets frosty. Strain into a martini glass with a little cube of dry ice at the bottom. PLUTO'S SHADOW.
 
Do you work in a lab? Can you get liquid nitrogen? Vodka and Pom Juice in a punch bowl. Pour one bottle vodka and one large bottle POM juice into a punch bowl add liquid nitrogen... PLUTO'S REVENGE. Edit... I know Pluto is brown, but c'mon.... brown cocktails?
 
Find a weight chart for liquors online (there are several of them) and concoct a brown pousse cafe cocktail if you want to be accurate. Start with Kahlua, then Amaratto and top off with Southern Comfort. Those are far away enough from each other to remain separate. Call it the "Many Layers of Pluto"