Talking Tables Includes Glasses & Balls-Games for Hen Party, Girls Night, Birthday, PONGGAME, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

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Playing prosecco pong is heaps of fun and coming to terms with how to play the popular drinking game isn’t difficult. Split the girls into two teams (ideally equal teams) and line up six cups at either end of the table in a 3-2-1 triangle formation which points in the direction of the opposing team. Fill each glass up with some tasty bubbly so they are each about half full.

Everyone’s heard of beer pong right? Prosecco pong is exactly the same, but instead your cups are filled with tasty prosecco instead of beer!The aim of the game is for the teams to take in turns to throw a small ball into the cups. If a ball lands in the opposition’s cup, they must drink the contents. For a level of hilarity and sophistication previously unseen in drinking games there is nothing better than Prosecco Pong.

Pong Wars involves six beer cups, like the original game, and six Prosecco glasses – lager lovers against wine connoisseurs. You can also make this version really interesting by having the losers drink from the cup or glass they would normally avoid! Creating an extra level of competition, the team that wins can celebrate by finishing their favourite drinks, before going in for another round.Proposing to your bridesmaids but got 4 to buy for? We offer discounts when you're buying for 3 hens or more, the more hens...the bigger the discount! This is really up to you, your guests and how much you want to spend on Prosecco (or at least how much more you want to spend on it!). With 12 small glasses, a standard 750ml bottle won’t last you many rounds of Prosecco Pong, so you should encourage your guests to bring a bottle with them too. You could also water down the wine to make it last for longer. The rules, however, have remained very similar. The Prosecco Pong game by Talking Tables contains 12 plastic glasses and three pink ping-pong balls. Split your party (even if it’s just you and a friend enjoying a drink before you go out) into two teams of up to six people. Use the 12 glasses to create two equilateral triangle shapes, facing one another, at either end of a table surface.