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Recipes

Cocktail: Long Island Iced Tea

Cocktail Glass: Highball glass or other tall glass

Ingredients:
½ oz vodka
½ oz gin
½ oz triple sec
½ oz light rum
½ oz tequila
2 oz sour mix

Preparation:
Fans and historians claimed the long island iced tea was invented during the Prohibition era, as a way of taking the appearance of a non-alcoholic drink (iced tea). No matter when it was invented, it packs a punch and is easy to prepare.

Combine all the ingredients with ice
Top with cola
Serve in a chilled highball glass

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