So my sisters got me into this drink but the problem is it had to be made in the right way. theoretically it was basically a long island ice tea where the coke portion was replaced by rasberry liquor (schambourg) but doing that does not taste right. I think it did not have tequila and there may have been something with sour or bitter or I don't know what. The key though is it was a drink with a bigger kick than a long island yet literally tasted like you were drinking lemonade (which I know given the name is ice tea is kinda ironic)
Looking for rasberry long island recipe that tastes like lemonade.
2 months ago by HubertManne to c/cocktails
HubertManne 1 point 2 months ago
no thats definatley not it. The thing was all alcohol ouside of sour or bitters. im thinking no bitters even I just get them confused. it was crazy because it was really tasty but hit like a freight truck. you can get a pretty good thing with just chamborg and vodka with some sour I think (purple hooter) but whatever the thing was my sister and some bartender friends of hers could make was way tastier.
HubertManne 1 point 2 months ago
no it was definately very close to a long island ice tea with the coke switched for chamborg. it was only later I found out the tequila was likely not a part to. I don't even think it had bitters but likely did sour. I just can't get the proportions right and replicate it. I have never been that good with drinks though.
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Mentioning your blog, insta, website, book or bar is allowed, yes. For now at least, we do allow self-promotion. If it gets out of hand this might change.
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Aargh I hate Google's fucking AI answers but I think it's right here. Replace the cola with lemonade and raspberry liqueur. I'd also try raspberry liqueur and Fresca instead of Coke.
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