Long Island Iced Tea (original 1920s recipe)
Long Island Iced Tea (original 1920s recipe)
Bourbon
Cola
Gin
Lemon
Lime
Rum
Tequila
Triple Sec
Vodka
Whiskey

Long Island Iced Tea is one of the tastiest yet strongest cocktails in the world. Dr. Cork mixes 3 variations: the 1920s original “Old Man Bishop”, the infamous Adios MF and the fortified extra strong Last Drop Edition.

Ingredients

Old Man Bishop (The Original Kingsport 1920s version)

  • 1 oz. (30 ml) vodka
  • 1 oz. (30 ml) whiskey (Tennessee or Bourbon)
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) tequila
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) gin
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) rum
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) maple syrup
  • 1 oz. (30 ml) lemon juice (freshly squeezed)
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) lime juice (freshly squeezed)
  • 4 oz. (120 ml) Cola
  • Lime wedge (for garnish)
  • Build in highball glass over ice. My favorite variation.

Adios MF (The Blue One)

  • ½ oz. (15 ml) vodka
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) white rum
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) tequila
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) gin
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) Blue Curacao
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) sugar syrup
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) lemon juice (freshly squeezed)
  • 2 oz. (60 ml) lemon-lime soda (7Up or Sprite)
  • Lemon wheel (for garnish)
  • Build in highball glass over ice.

Last Drop Edition (Extra Strong)

  • ½ oz. (15 ml) vodka
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) white rum
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) tequila
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) gin
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) Triple Sec or Cointreau
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) Drambuie whiskey liqueur
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) raspberry liqueur
  • ½ oz. (15 ml) lemon juice (freshly squeezed)
  • 2–3 oz. (60–90 ml) Prosecco or other dry sparkling wine
  • Cocktail cherry and Orange crisp (for garnish)
  • Shake everything but the sparkling wine.
  • Pour everything (including ice) to the empty highball glass.
  • Garnish with cocktail cherries and an orange crisp.

Alc./Vol. (approx.): 25% / 50° proof