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Subject: Re: Long Island Iced Tea versus Zombie?
From: Adam Elmegirab
Posted: Mon Apr 24. 2006, 20:01 UTC
Followup to: "Re: Who really created the Long Island Iced Tea?"  by Thinking Bartender  (Mon Apr 24. 2006, 15:46 UTC)
> duh! the quote I showed a link for has a "real" original LIIT recipe, 
> for the Oak Beach Inn.
> 
> "An ounce of rum, an ounce of gin, an ounce of vodka, an ounce of 
> tequila, a half-ounce of triple sec, a dash of lemon juice and a 
> splash of Coke."
> 
> 
> So that is 120ml of spirits, 15ml of triple sec. nice!-)

Yeah, I agree, thats a lot of booze for one drink but..............

what do you make of Don the Beachcombers ORIGINAL Zombie recipe? Now thats a 
lot of booze, but if you have tried it, is one of the most balanced drinks I 
have ever tried!

Is that a ridiculous recipe also?

Cheers,

Adam

P.S I am just interested about bartenders perceptions/thoughts on these drinks

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