How does anyone know the real way to make a drink? In five minutes?!
How does anyone know the real way to make a drink? In five minutes?
one way to make it; according to:http://www.idrink.com/v.html?id=2866...
0.5 oz. Gin
0.5 oz. Melon liqueur
0.5 oz. Light Rum
0.5 oz. Triple sec
0.5 oz. Vodka
Directions: Fill a shaker half full with ice cubes. Pour all ingredients into shaker and shake well. Fill a Collins glass almost full with ice cubes and strain drink into Collins glass. Garnish with a Lemon Wedge and serve.
here;http://www.barschool.com/recipes/l/long_... it says:? oz Vodka ? oz Gin ? oz Rum ? oz Triple Sec Fill with half cranberry juice and 7UP,Garnish with lemon wedge
Here is another one; at this site here;http://www.drinksmixer.com/drink4890.htm...
1/2 oz vodka
1/2 oz light rum
1/2 oz gin
1/2 oz tequila
juice of 1/2 lemons
1 splash Coke
Combine all ingredients (except cola) and pour over ice in a highball glass. Add the splash of cola for color. Decorate with a slice of lemon and serve.
What is the correct make of this drink if you work at a bar, will the manager say how to make most drinks?
4 weeks ago
All the drinks are different on every site !! Does each bar make a drink different?
Answers:
4 weeks ago
All the drinks are different on every site !! Does each bar make a drink different?
You mean a Long Island Iced Tea? Equal parts gin, rum, vodka, & tequila, and a splash of triple sec. Fill 2/3 whatever container you're using w/ sweet & sour mix. 1/3 coke. (color should be that of iced tea) Add fruit. Over ice, of course.
Sounds like a long island iced tea.
standard recipe is 5 shots of white/clear alcohol, bulid into iced filled large glass, top up with coke/lemonade/gingerale, add lemon juice.
I usually use vodka, gin, tequila, bacardi and cointreau.
4 of these gives me a headache......
Well, two of your links are for Long -Beach- Iced Tea, and the other is for Long -Island- Iced Tea. LIT is the traditional version- 4 or 5 clear liquors, (almost all the recipes I've seen use vodka, gin and triple sec, plus either rum or white tequila or both), sour mix and coke.
For a Long Beach Iced Tea, just substitute cranberry juice for the coke.
I've also seen a variation called a Manhattan Island Iced tea, where you substitute sprite for the coke.
That first one, with the melon liqueur, is an odd version. I don't think it'd taste very good, either. =P