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This version uses 8 ingredients across 3 steps. For a home bar, that makes it a little more hands-on rather than fussy.

The Long Beach drink is the cranberry-forward cousin of the Long Island Iced Tea, swapping cola for cranberry juice while keeping the same bold base of vodka, gin, rum, tequila, and triple sec. Lemon keeps it tart, cranberry adds color and fruit, and the result is strong, bright, and built for lively party-style serving.
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Highball
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In a highball, combine vodka, light white rum, london dry gin, tequila blanco, triple sec, fresh lemon juice, and sugar syrup.
Add ice and stir gently.
Top up with cranberry juice and garnish with a lemon wedge.
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Editorial Notes
The Long Beach Iced Tea combines Vodka, Tequila, and Rum. These quick notes add context on structure, flavor, and where the drink fits best.
Updated Dec 22, 2025 • 8 ingredients • 3 steps
This version uses 8 ingredients across 3 steps. For a home bar, that makes it a little more hands-on rather than fussy.
Expect sweet, spirit forward, and fruity notes. Served in a Highball, the drink lands spirit-forward and more evening-leaning and keeps its structure clear.
This style fits after-dinner pours and slower evening rounds. If you already enjoy Vodka cocktails, it is an easy recipe to keep in rotation.