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The Long Vodka Cocktail (cocktail, highball, vodka) - Long Vodka is a refreshing highball, a cocktail family known for their tall, mixed-drink format. Its origins are likely modern, a twist on the classic Gin and Tonic, using vodka's clean taste and the citrusy bite of lime.

The Long Vodka Cocktail

1.75 oz Vodka
0.5 Lime
4 Dashes Angostura Bitters
1 Dl Schweppes Tonic Water
4 Ice
Shake a tall glass with ice cubes and Angostura, coating the inside of the glass.
Por the vodka onto this, add 1 slice of lime and squeeze juice out of remainder, mix with tonic, stir and voila you have a Long Vodka.
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The Long Vodka Cocktail

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Long Vodka is a refreshing highball, a cocktail family known for their tall, mixed-drink format. Its origins are likely modern, a twist on the classic Gin and Tonic, using vodka’s clean taste and the citrusy bite of lime.

What does the The Long Vodka Cocktail taste like?

The Long Vodka is a crisp and refreshing cocktail. The vodka provides a clean, neutral base, while the lime adds a bright, tart citrus note. Angostura bitters contribute a subtle, aromatic complexity, balancing the sweetness of the tonic water. The ice chills the drink to perfection, creating a smooth and invigorating experience. Overall, it’s a light and easy-drinking cocktail perfect for any occasion.

What tips do you have when making the The Long Vodka Cocktail?

This is a simple yet refreshing drink. Chill your glass beforehand, the lime juice should be freshly squeezed, and use good quality tonic water. A dash of Angostura is key, so don’t be shy! Gently stir the vodka, lime, and bitters before topping with tonic water. Garnish with a lime wedge. Enjoy!

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