Long Island Iced Tea

Name: Long Island Iced Tea
Ingredients: .5 oz Denizen Aged White Rum; .5 oz Vodka; .5 oz Tequila; .5 oz Gin; .5 oz Cointreau; .75 oz Lemon Juice; 1 oz Simple Syrup; 2 oz Coca-Cola

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By Gidget

Made with a product from a current or former Crafted Pour partner. The creator may have received free product or other incentives from the brand.

Submitted on: August 6, 2025

Refreshing

Spirit Forward

The Long Island Iced Tea was a hugely popular cocktail in the '80s, especially in colleges and nightclubs. This "Frankendrink" combines 5 different spirits for an alcohol content of 22 percent and definitely packs a punch. I used the Denizen Aged White Rum for this cocktail. This rum is made in the Netherlands and is a blend of rums from Trinidad with a tropical fruit flavor. Cheers!

Ingredients

.5 oz
Denizen Aged White Rum

.5 oz
Vodka

.5 oz
Tequila

.5 oz
Gin

.5 oz
Cointreau

.75 oz
Lemon Juice

1 oz
Simple Syrup

2 oz
Coca-Cola

Tools

Cocktail Shaker
Jigger
Hurricane or Highball Glasss
Small Saucepan
Spoon
Measuring Cup
Cutting Board
Knife
Straw

Instructions

Garnish

Lemon wheel

Build

Shake & Strain

Glass

Hurricane

Estimated strength

About 12% ABV (estimate)

By Gidget

Fun Craft Cocktails

Hi, I'm Gidget. After 30+ years in the spa/resort industry, I wanted to create an online business. What started out as a summer hobby quickly became a passion for creating beautiful craft cocktails for my family and friends. I started my website funcraftcocktails.com in the summer of 2022 and and became a certified mixologist. When I started creating cocktail reels on Instagram, I discovered that I also have a love of photography/videography and writing! I have always been very theatrical, taki...

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1. Add the Rum, Vodka, Tequila, Gin, Cointreau, Lemon Juice, and Simple Syrup to a cocktail shaker with ice. 2. Shake to combine for 30 seconds and strain into an ice-filled hurricane or highball glass. Top with cola. 3. Garnish with a lemon wheel and add a straw.

Editor's Note

A five-spirit behemoth, the Long Island Iced Tea is a party in a glass. This recipe sticks to the classic formula, delivering a potent, sweet, and surprisingly tea-like highball.

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