How To Make A Long Island Iced Tea Cocktail

This video is so cool and the bartender is hot 2! Im just starting my cocktail trainning, thanks to your video i'll fly through this recipe.

chunych  (63 days ago)

very nice.~!

Anonymous  (122 days ago)

Here in the US, at least, a LIIT usually has just a couple of splashes of coke at the end to give it a tea-like color. I've never had one with as much coke as this recipe recommends. Not criticizing, though. I'm all for trying new things!

very nice explanation..... i like it much....

...and another thing, don't ever think that if you go to a bar and ask for a Long Island that you are going to be served 3/4's of a glass of cola. You won't. You will get a glass nearly full of booze in a recipe designed to hide the taste. So be careful. Oh, and not all bars make them well. So try a few different spots until you find one that you like. And never let a bartender make a long island from a pre-mixed solution. Unless you see at least 5 types of booze go into the glass, you are getting something other than the drink you ordered. DO NOT BE AFRAID TO SEND IT BACK. Most self-respecting bar tenders understand.

JudicatorMX  (242 days ago)

I disagree with you. You're making a totally new drink and don't forget that you cannot change the recipe without changing cocktail's name. So it's very simple: if you don't like it - don't drink it!

Anonymous  (299 days ago)

Too much cola, not necessary to shake

zach  (641 days ago)

** and, finally, a tip: if you forget which spirits go into the drink, just remember: it's pretty much your basic clear liquors. Triple Sec is probably the most important, in terms of flavor.