Apple-infused horse semen shots might not be an obvious chaser to spring rolls, but they are causing a stir at the Green Man Pub where they are being served.
The shots are part of the central Wellington pub's entry in the nationwide 14th annual Monteith's Beer & Wild Food Challenge.
While the rest of the meal of seared Asian duck and pork and paua spring rolls sounds delicious - it is the Hoihoi tatea, or horse semen drink which is on everyone's minds.
Green Man Pub chef, Jason Varley, said the drink was proving most popular with women.
"Ladies thought it was great a couple were going to go home and get their husbands to eat grass," he said.
But Mr Varley added that some woman had their concerns.
"A couple of them were worried they might bear children with long faces," he joked.
Read more: Women flock to take horse-semen shots | Stuff.co.nz
The shots are part of the central Wellington pub's entry in the nationwide 14th annual Monteith's Beer & Wild Food Challenge.
While the rest of the meal of seared Asian duck and pork and paua spring rolls sounds delicious - it is the Hoihoi tatea, or horse semen drink which is on everyone's minds.
Green Man Pub chef, Jason Varley, said the drink was proving most popular with women.
"Ladies thought it was great a couple were going to go home and get their husbands to eat grass," he said.
But Mr Varley added that some woman had their concerns.
"A couple of them were worried they might bear children with long faces," he joked.
Read more: Women flock to take horse-semen shots | Stuff.co.nz
