

> A Top Shelf LIIT is retarded. Don't ever make and especially ever
> order one (they're damned expensive). The thing with a long island
> ice tea is that there is so many ingredients that they end tasting
> the same no matter what brand of liquor goes in them. And besides,
> the reason for using top shelf ingredients is so you can enjoy the
> taste of the alcohol more (at least where I come from), so it doesnt
> make much sense to make a drink that combines 5 different liquors.
> In most cases, the reason for drinking an LIIT is to get drunk
> quickly so if you can tastes a difference between a regular and top
> shelf LIIT, it aint gonna matter after you've had the first one
> anyway. Stick to the bottom shelf version. The top shelf is for
> posers.
While I'd fully agree with not ordering a top shelf LIIT, I fail to see why
you shouldn't make one if it's ordered from you, for several reasons:
A - More money in the till
B - Happier customer
C - (for tipping cultures) A possibly greater tip
Who are we to judge our customers' tastes? If they want to spend $250 per
shot to pour Louis XIII down the sink, it's their money - accomodate them!
We're not here to judge, we're here to pour and make people happy. The only
possible reason NOT to pour a top shelf LIIT is if the bar you work at doesn't
have a way to charge for it, no Top Shelf LIIT button. That would be valid.
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