This is a recipe for making a large batch of Long Island Iced Tea for a party.  For those of you who are not familiar with Long Island Iced Tea, it doesn't really contain any tea, but it does taste quite similar to tea. It is actually a very strong alcoholic drink which contains gin, vodka, rum and tequila.

It is an absolutely delicious drink that goes down quickly. Be aware - there is a lot of alcohol in these and it is easy to drink a lot of them. This recipe will make Long Island Iced Tea for a party of twenty five. Of course that depends on how much your guests drink. This recipe is a little different than the regular recipe for single Long Island Iced Tea drinks. It contains more Coke than the original recipe and Sprite is also added.

You will need a very large punch bowel to make this recipe.

Making Long Island Iced Tea For A Party Of Twenty Five

List Of Ingredients:

One liter of Gin
One liter of Vodka
One liter of Rum
One liter of Tequila
One liter of Triple Sec

Two - Two liters of Coke
Two - Two liters of Sprite

One bottle of Sweet and Sour mix

Mix the gin, vodka, rum, tequila and Tripe Sec together in a very large punch bowel. Pour in the bottle of Sweet and Sour mix and stir until blended. Add the liters of Coke and Sprite and gently stir. Serve in glasses filled with ice.

NOTE: The Coke and Sprite should be added when your guests arrive and are ready to start drinking.

I hope you and your guests enjoy this recipe for making Long Island Iced Tea for a party!

Here is one more really good alcoholic drink recipe for a party. It is for an Apricot Brandy Slush Drink. It should be made the night before the party since it has to freeze for twenty four hours before being mixed with 7-Up.

This is a delicious partially frozen summer drink. The Apricot Brandy Slush is another drink to beware of - they also go down very easily just like the Long Island Iced Teas.

Apricot Brandy Slush Drinks For A Party

List Of Ingredients:

Eighteen cups of boiling water
3 cups of sugar
Two 12 ounce cans of orange juice
Two 12 ounce cans of lemonade
Two cups of apricot brandy
Three or four - 2 liters of 7-Up

After boiling the water, let it cool for about a half an hour. Add the sugar, orange juice, lemonade and brandy. Mix until well blended. Pour into a container (or split it up into two containers) with a cover and put in the freezer for at least twenty four hours.

When ready to serve, scoop into a glass (about ¾ full) and then add 7-Up to fill the glass up and enjoy. They are so good!! I keep a batch of it in my freezer all summer. When I'm ready for a refreshing drink, I just take it out of the freezer and add the 7-Up.

NOTE: You can substitute the Apricot Brandy for any other type of brandy you like. It is also good with blackberry brandy.