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Mai Tai
Ingredients:
Add all the ingredients into a shaker with ice. Shake vigorously and strain into a highball glass. Garnish with a wedge of lime and a sprig of mint set on the rim of the glass. Add a straw, stirrer and serve.
Mai Tai is the Tahitian word for "good". The story goes that this cocktail is the creation of "Trader Vic" in Oakland, California, in 1944. He mixed a concoction of 17 year old dark rum, the juice of a fresh whole lime, a few dashes of Dutch orange Curacao, French orgeat (almond syrup) and rock candy syrup. After a few vigorous shakes, he filled a glass with shaked ice and garnished it with a wedge of half a lime and a sprig of mint. Two friends from Tahiti were presented with the cocktail and after a sip, one pronouced it to be "Mai tai roe ae" which literally means "very good".
Mai Tai is the Tahitian word for "good". The story goes that this cocktail is the creation of "Trader Vic" in Oakland, California, in 1944. He mixed a concoction of 17 year old dark rum, the juice of a fresh whole lime, a few dashes of Dutch orange Curacao, French orgeat (almond syrup) and rock candy syrup. After a few vigorous shakes, he filled a glass with shaked ice and garnished it with a wedge of half a lime and a sprig of mint. Two friends from Tahiti were presented with the cocktail and after a sip, one pronouced it to be "Mai tai roe ae" which literally means "very good".
