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Revision as of 18:55, 17 April 2012
Description
Mai Tai [1][2] translated means out of this world was created in Tahiti.
Ingredients
- one part curacao
- one part apricot brandy
- four parts rum
- juice from half a fresh lime
- splash of sugar syrup
- twist of lime peel
- pineapple chunk
- maraschino cherry
Directions
Take the first 5 listed ingredients, mix in a cocktail shaker. Pour or strain (optional) drink into glass and garnish (optional) with last 2 ingredients.
References
- ↑ Biggs, David. Cocktail Classics. Connaught An imprint of New Holland Publishers Ltd. pp. 38. ISBN 1845170938.
- ↑ Drinks Mixer. AtomicOnline, LLC.. 2010. http://www.drinksmixer.com/drink525.html.
