Long Island Iced Tea |
These drinks have a reputation of getting you fucked up quickly. Don't get me wrong, they will get you fucked up and fast. Most recipes (and depending on the bartender and how loose he is with his count) have about 2 1/2 ounces to 3 ounces of alcohol which is a lot but is the same amount as a stranded martini. But what really gets you drunk is the mixing of completely different types of booze. These are easy and fun to drink, and will get you drunk.
The three drinks consist of 4 different types of alcohol:
Vodka
Rum
Gin
Triple Sec
The Long Island has Tequila and the others no not. The tequila is substituted with a liqueur.
Long Island Iced Tea
The Long Island is the most popular of the three and the original. Though normally known as a club drink it is perfectly acceptable to order one at a four star restaurant since it is considered a classic cocktail. The original recipe has and always will have tequila. Don't let anyone tell you other wise. The sweet and sour takes away most of the alcohol taste but it will still be there, trust me. It's a pretty tasty drink and the coke works nice as well.
1/2 oz. Vodka
1/2 oz. Rum
1/2 oz. Gin
1/2 oz. Triple Sec
1/2 oz. Tequila
1 oz. Sweet and Sour
Shake ingredient over ice and strain into a highball glass filled with ice. Top off with coke and garnish with a lemon and enjoy!
Adios Mother Fucker aka Adios aka AMF aka Code Blue
Yes, I've heard them ordered by all four names before.You'll now notice that the tequila is missing in this recipe, as it is now substituted with Blue Curacao which is a orange liqueur (that's blue in color). This drink is a lot sweeter than the Long Island.
1/2 oz. Vodka
1/2 oz. Rum
1/2 oz. Gin
1/2 oz. Triple Sec
1 1/2 oz. Sweet and Sour
Shake ingredient over ice and strain into a highball glass filled with ice. Top off with Blue Curacao and garnish with a cherry and enjoy!
The Adios! |
The sweetest of the three in my opinion it is also the least known. It is my personal favorite of the three because it is a great crowd pleaser due to its vibrant green. Same thing as the Adios but instead of Blue Curacao it will be Midori, which is a melon liqueur.
1/2 oz. Vodka
1/2 oz. Rum
1/2 oz. Gin
1/2 oz. Triple Sec
1 1/2 oz. Sweet and Sour
Shake ingredient over ice and strain into a highball glass filled with ice. Top off with Midori and garnish with a cherry and enjoy!
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ReplyDeleteIve tried 'A Tokyo Tea' but didnt like it. gonna have to check out the other ones!
ReplyDeleteI'd pore it on my genitals.
ReplyDeleteSome fine drinks, might try some out tonight!
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ooo nice
ReplyDeleteI love iced tea.... especially with alcohol. Ahhh, so refreshing. I love the drink recipes! Keep 'em coming!
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ReplyDeleteGreat recipes dude, i can't wait to try them out. Good post for sure!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty colors. . . You sure these are adult drinks?
ReplyDeletelong island ice tea. my favorite. these drinks all sound wonderful. im thinking of trying Tokyo tea pretty soon.
ReplyDeleteOh no... AMF .... it has done horrible things to me :|
ReplyDeletenever tried a long island iced tea but I've always wanted to; haven't heard of he other two until now, but they do look like extremely good drinks
ReplyDeletelong islands are great
ReplyDeleteI want some!
ReplyDeletePerfect for playing roofie roulette
ReplyDeleteI have not yet to drink a long island tea! I always wanted to since I saw that Simpson episode XD
ReplyDeleteI was away for the weekend and I'm so happy to read you again !
ReplyDeleteI live in LI and would you believe the first time I had one (or 4 can't remember) was in Buffalo NY. And yes, I threw up. Thanks for the 411 on the others. Nice!!!
ReplyDeleteLong Island Iced Tea is amazing, I'll have to try the other similar drinks you mentioned the next time I get a chance
ReplyDeleteThe tokyo tea and the adios looks amazing! Long Island Ice Tea is still my favorite by far! First time I bought this for friends, they wouldn't believe there wasn't any ice tea in the recipe! haha
ReplyDeleteI love tokyo teas.
ReplyDeleteSounds delic.
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff
ReplyDeletei am going to try some off this, follwing you for more tips!
ReplyDeleteHad my first long island iced tea the other day, tasted pretty great~
ReplyDeletemy roommates and i are going to each buy a bottle and have a large container of adios.
ReplyDeletefun times
Awesome drink mix ideas! Im using them at my next party!
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ReplyDeleteI actually am a huge fan of the first two and had honestly never heard of the Tokyo Tea. I'll have to order this the next time I am out.
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