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Default Refreshing Drink For A Hot Day

cybercat wrote:

> >
> > I'll drink to that. I was just thinking that it is getting close to
> > cocktail time and I think Manhattan season is over. I'll save them for the
> > season when I need warming drinks. I think there is some simple syrup in
> > the fridge and some lime juice. I know there is plenty of dark rum but I
> > don't know about white rum. There is always gin and tonic.

>
> I love gold margaritas--1 or 2 max unless I want to be really, really sorry.
> Fresh lime juice (NO Rose's!) sweet and sour, 2 oz Cuervo 1800, 1 oz
> Grand Marnier. No salt for me, on the rockswith a lime wedge, mmm
> mmmmmm.



I like them too, but they go down too easy. A few years ago I came across
an article about Margaritas and got the urge to make some. I had a bottle
of Tequila that a friend of my brother's gave to him and since he does not
like tequila he passed it on to me. I had limes, sugar, tequila and mixed
up a pitcher full of Margarita on a hot summer day. They were delicious,
so I mixed up another batch. That batch was as good as the first batch, so
we made another batch. We would have made a fourth batch, but we had
already consumed an entire bottle of Tequila in about 40 minutes and we
were smashed for a short time, followed by a headache and dehydration. I
like Margaritas, but I avoid them.