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== LONG ISLAND ICED TEA - PG1 ==
LONG ISLAND ICED TEA
The Long Island Iced Tea was invented in the 1920's (NOT in New York) making the drink significantly older than originally thought and placing it's birth in the middle of Prohibition. In an era of secrecy, smuggling, gangsters, shootouts and undercover "dry agents" the illegal consumption of alcohol was kept very low key. Word of the Long Island Ice Tea, a new and tasty cocktail that looks innocent (an important attribute during Prohibition) may have traveled fast, but during Prohibition no one is going to brag about inventing it. It was common at that time to disguise cocktails as non-alcoholic drinks. 9 words about Tequila: "NEVER, EVER, NEVER drink anything but 100% Agave Tequila".
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LONG ISLAND ICED TEA
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== LONG ISLAND ICED TEA - PG1 ==
The Long Island Iced Tea was invented in the 1920's (NOT in New York) making the drink significantly older than originally thought and placing it's birth in the middle of Prohibition. In an era of secrecy, smuggling, gangsters, shootouts and undercover "dry agents" the illegal consumption of alcohol was kept very low key. Word of the Long Island Ice Tea, a new and tasty cocktail that looks innocent (an important attribute during Prohibition) may have traveled fast, but during Prohibition no one is going to brag about inventing it. It was common at that time to disguise cocktails as non- alcoholic drinks. 9 words about Tequila: "NEVER, EVER, NEVER drink anything but 100% Agave Tequila".
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