[net.wines] Wanted: Recipe for Long Island Iced Tea

ellenb@ihuxl.UUCP (05/31/83)

	Some friends and I are planning a party and would
like to serve something a little different in addition to
plenty of beer.  We all like Long Island Iced Tea but unfortunately
none of us know exactly how to make it - especially for a large
group.  If anyone out there has a favorite recipe for the stuff,
we would be forever indebted if you would send it to us.  Otherwise
we might be forced to frequent bars and try to pry the recipe from
reluctant bartenders.  Anyway, if you have a recipe, please post
it to the net or mail it to ixlpc!ellenb.  Thanks mucho in advance.
	Speaking of parties, I am curious to know what some of you
out there consider a "good party".  Like, what makes some parties so
successful and others completely bomb when both are pretty much the
same - (meaning both have the basics - people and beer).  I would like
to hear some theories if any of you have any, okay?
	By the way, I have tried to post this article 3 or 4 times, but
have never seen it - so I assume it has yet to make the net.  But if I
was wrong and it has appeared several times then I am really sorry for
the repetition.  I am fairly new at BTL and don't have many things,
including the news, mastered yet.
			Anxiously awaiting replies,
				Ellen

cly@cbosgd.UUCP (06/02/83)

For me, the formula for a good party is to have LOTS of people
(I advertize all over the place), and to have all kinds of different
people (from work, church, singles group, neighbors, etc., etc.).
I provide music, soft drinks, ice, and some food (usually chips
and dip), and ask people to bring their own booze. I've followed
this formula for 17 years and haven't had a bad one yet!
Carl Yaffey  cbosgd!cly