The Long Island Tea is a classic Ordinary Drink cocktail featuring Vodka, Light rum, Gin. Watch our video tutorial to master this recipe.
Long Island Iced Tea is a classic, potent cocktail known for its smooth blend of multiple spirits and refreshing citrus flavors, despite having no actual tea in it. Despite its name, it’s a mixed drink rather than a true iced tea, with its combination of vodka, rum, gin, tequila, triple sec, and a splash of cola giving it the appearance of iced tea. It’s a popular choice for those looking for a strong drink that doesn’t taste overly alcoholic.
Combine all ingredients (except cola) and pour over ice in a highball glass. Add the splash of cola for color. Decorate with a slice of lemon and serve.
A Long Island Iced Tea is made with vodka, rum, gin, tequila, triple sec, and a mix of citrus flavors.
Despite its name, Long Island Iced Tea does not contain any actual tea; it's a mixed cocktail.
The cocktail's potency comes from its combination of multiple spirits in a single serving.
Yes, the Long Island Iced Tea is known for its smooth blend of flavors and refreshing citrus notes.
Yes, some bartenders may allow substitutions or variations to suit personal taste preferences.
The drink is named after Long Island, New York, where it was reportedly invented, and it references the iced tea appearance.