A little while back I talked about a delicious non-alcoholic drink that combines equal parts lemonade and iced tea for a refreshing cocktail called an Arnold Palmer (it's named after a golfer). Well my sister is a huge fan of this drink and this weekend when we were out on the town (the town being New York City of course) we tasted a wonderfully blended spiked Arnold Palmer. It was your standard combination of lemonade and iced tea only diluted with vodka and flavored with muddled mint. It was fabulous somewhere between a mojito and a long island iced tea. Blown away, I wondered why had I never thought of this before?! To experiment with this cocktail, read more
Spiked Arnold Palmer
Inspired by a cocktail from Lure bar
1 cup packed mint leaves, chopped
2/3-cup sugar
1-cup fresh lemon juice
1 cup freshly brewed tea, chilled
1 1/2 cups vodka
Crushed ice for serving
Fresh mint springs, optional for garnish
- Combine chopped mint and sugar in a large bowl or pitcher.
- Stir in lemon juice, iced tea, and vodka.
- Cover and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes and up to 2 hours.
- Fill six 6-8 ounce festive glasses with crushed ice. Pour mixture over. Garnish with mint and lemon springs.
Serves 8.
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Matthew Williamson
Julia Cocco'
Kookai
my new fave drink!!!
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1Sounds delish! I bet it does kinda taste like a long island... Mmmm now I want one.
2Ohmygoodness...i need one of these like right now. How come I always see the happy hour posts around 5?
3looks delicious!
4Sounds great.
5When I go out to eat (mainly where there are soda fountains) I always have an Arnold Palmer. They are my favorite! Adding Vodka.....woo hoo!!! Yummayy
6whats that black thing in it?
7a refection of some sort?
*reflection*
8We call this a John Daly in MI. Anybody who knows who John Daly is can appreciate the name!
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