Kungaloosh!

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You may not know this, I didn't, but the alcoholic mana regenerating drink found in Dalaran, was a nod to Disney. According to the irrefutable source, Wikipedia, Kungaloosh was a greeting (and drink) within Walt Disney World's Adventurer's Club on Pleasure Island. Reading through the post, it sounds like the club would have been a lot of fun! Animatronics, stage shows, musical numbers, rowdy signing, and even improv comedy!
We climb the highest mountains,
just to get a better view.
We plumb the deepest oceans,
because we're daring through and through.
We cross the scorching desert,
martinis in our hand.
We ski the polar ice caps,
in tuxedos looking grand.
We are reckless, brave, and loyal,
and valiant to the end.
If you come in here a stranger,
you will exit as a friend.
KUNGALOOSH!

Unfortunately, Disney closed down the Adventurer's Club back in 2008 and dismantled it. This warlock would have really enjoyed hanging out with adventurers, Harrison Jones and the likes (go check out Fulguralis' stories). For our enjoyment, the recipe for Kungaloosh has been posted. (Sure, this link is one to help me win a trip to Booty Bay, but every little bit helps.)

"Some days you eat the bear, some days the bear eats you, but always dress for the hunt!"

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