Taste: Comparable to Long Island Ice Tea but lighter with a more pronounced citrus flavor. ABV: 13,8 including dilution from shaking 16,64 prior to shaking. The name, which stands for “Adios Mother F*cker,” was inspired by the cocktail’s potency and what bartenders would say to the people who drank them. Ingredients: Gin, Rum, Tequila, Vodka, Blue Curaao, lemon, lime, syrup, lemon-lime soda. Whereas the Long Island may be appropriate for a dark dive where you don’t mind getting judged for your over-the-top order, the citrusy bent to the AMF, along with its royal color, make it almost beachy, though we wouldn’t suggest ordering one before baking in the sun. You’ll want to keep your spirits clear, not only to preserve the blue curaçao’s bright appearance, but also because darker, heavier spirits will only weigh down this towering inferno of flavor even more. The Tokyo Iced Tea follows the same proportions as the AMF, but replaces the blue curaao with the melon-flavored liqueur Midori. We don’t want to know what color blue curaçao turns when mixed with Coca-Cola, so thankfully the AMF swaps the dark cola for light and spritzy lemon-lime soda. Combine one ounce of gin with one ounce of vodka, a half ounce of blue curaao, and a squeeze of lemon or lime juice. While the dyed drink maintains the LIIT’s mixture of vodka, tequila, rum and gin, the AMF replaces the triple sec with blue curaçao, which keeps the orange notes in the final cocktail but adjusts the tint. Ingredients 2 oz Sweet and Sour Mix 1/2 oz Blue Orange Liqueur 1/2 oz Vodka 1/2 oz Dry Gin 1/2 oz Silver Tequila 1/2 oz White Rum 2 oz Lemon Lime Soda Directions Technique: Tiki Dirty Pour Combine all ingredients, except for the soda, into a shaker with crushed ice. Ingredients: Gin, Rum, Tequila, Vodka, Blue Curaao, lemon, lime, syrup, lemon-lime soda ABV: 13,8 including dilution from shaking 16,64 prior to shaking Calories per drink: 232 Taste: Comparable to Long Island Ice Tea but lighter with a more pronounced citrus flavor. Long before we at Supercall started riffing on the monster of a Highball, this unassuming blue version was tearing up drinkers, just like its dark and intimidating cousin. The AMF, the beloved Long Island’s azure cousin, is a more colorful way to efficiently order everything but the kitchen sink at a bar. Please drink responsibly, and only drink if you are 21+.Ĭontact the author at of Caity Healy (Videographer), Kyle Morden (Video editor), Paul F.If you’ve ever wanted to order a Long Island Iced Tea but thought the extra strong libation was just too darn serious, then boy have we got the cocktail for you. There are also different flavors of AMF’s so make sure to ask your bartender for a different flavor if you would like something else. The drink is then topped off with a maraschino cherry, a lemon wedge and an orange wedge. Not only is this drink strong in alcohol content, but it also mixes different types of liquor together, which is discouraged as a general drinking rule.
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The AMF is served in a pint glass (16 ounces) full of ice and is made of four different types of liquor, blue curacao, sweet & sour and Sprite or 7UP. Many people consider this to be a staple drink for 21 st birthdays and it has even been deemed from some as a “rite of passage”. It stands for Adios, Motherf-–, and it is regarded as one of the strongest drinks one can order. Simply because its stronger than most other cocktails with over 75 ml of alcohol in one drink, and will have you buzzing. A drink with a pour cost of 15 has a profit margin of 85.
One of the most common cocktails ordered, especially by college students, is called an AMF. Liquor cost, or pour cost, is the amount of the drinks price that it costs to make the drink. ½ ounce tequila:We recommend a white/blanco tequila. ½ ounce gin:A softer floral gin may work best, as botanical flavors cut through sharply. The AMF Drink requires kind of a lot of ingredients, but theyre all common and you wont need very much of any of each individual component. This segment will uncover the secrets of classic cocktails, and as a bartender, I’ll let you know what’s actually in those popular drinks. ½ ounce vodka:Most ½ ounce rum:Light rum works best. Top with Sprite or 7-up, garnish and serve. Shake until cold and pour into your glass of choice. 25 oz simple syrup INSTRUCTIONS Step one Fill a highball glass with ice. Measure the spirits out according to the recipe card below and add into a shaker with ice. 5 oz blue curaao 1 oz lemon lemon-lime soda.
Have you ever wondered what actually goes into your favorite cocktail, or how it’s made? While it may seem like you’re watching a magic trick when the bartender prepares your drink right before your eyes - or maybe it just feels that way once you’re a couple cocktails in - most drinks are actually pretty straightforward and require minimal effort. To make this potent concoction you’ll need vodka, rum, tequila and gin as well as Blue Curacao and some Sprite or 7-up.
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