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Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka from Firefly Distillery

SIPDOWN! lol

Yes, it’s only Thursday.
No, I don’t care!

:-)

Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka from Firefly Distillery
Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka from Firefly Distillery
Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka from Firefly Distillery
Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka from Firefly Distillery
Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka from Firefly Distillery
Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka from Firefly Distillery
Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka from Firefly Distillery
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I’ll admit right now I have a weakness for this stuff. Where I work, we make a drink called a Lightning Bug that is based on this tea vodka, and it’s amazing. Anyway, I haven’t tried any of the other flavors, but I aim to soon. The raspberry and peach intrigue me the most.

This tastes just like sweet tea with lemon, but with the burn of vodka. I did a shot and I think it’s too sweet for that. Right now I have it in a lowball glass, mixed with Minute Maid Citrus Punch. It’s delicious. <3

Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka from Firefly Distillery
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Had some of this last night. Feels a bit weird adding this to my cupboard, but it is tea related and it is in my house…We added some lemonade to it—which is probably the first thing people trying mixing. Nice. Lemonade tea and vodka go nicely together. I wonder other cocktails could be made?

Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka from Firefly Distillery

having a shot on the rocks with a squeeze of lemon.

this is def too intense for me without the melting ice to cut it. Actually I should have just mixed it 1:1 with water probably… but I’m going to nurse it anyway, so this way it will stay cold as it dilutes.

Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka from Firefly Distillery

drank last week – 2 oz Firefly mixed with equal parts Reed’s Ginger Ale (which has much more bite and complexity than the oversweetened name brand stuff). Added a couple ice cubes, and once they melted everything mellowed out into a very drinkable cocktail.

original recipe here, as seen on Tastespotting:
http://cocktails365.wordpress.com/2010/05/09/ginger-glow/