Blue Motorcycle

Kind of like a Long Island iced tea, but with a blue twist

Blue Motorcycle Ingredients

• 2 cups ice cubes

• (1.5 fluid ounce) jigger vodka

• (1.5 fluid ounce) jigger tequila

• (1.5 fluid ounce) jigger rum

• (1.5 fluid ounce) jigger gin

• (1.5 fluid ounce) jigger Blue Curacao

• 1 dash sour mix

• 2 fluid ounces lemon-lime flavored carbonated beverage

• 1 slice fresh lemon

How to Make Blue Motorcycle

1. In a cocktail shaker filled with ice, combine the vodka, tequila, rum, gin, Blue Curacao, sour mix and lemon-lime soda. Shake vigorously to get a frothy head on the drink. Pour the contents of the shaker, including ice, into tall bar glass and garnish with a slice of lemon.

Blue Motorcycle Nutritions

• Calories: 311.4 calories

• Carbohydrate: 18.8 g

• Cholesterol: 0 mg

• Fat: 0.1 g

• Fiber: 0.6 g

• Protein: 0.2 g

• SaturatedFat: 0 g

• ServingSize:

• Sodium: 24.3 mg

• Sugar: 9.1 g

• TransFat:

• UnsaturatedFat:

Blue Motorcycle Reviews

• In VA, where I am living, these are known as blue motorcycles. I went to Vegas one year, where I was introduced to this drink, and they call them Black Opals. What ever you call them, they are delish and get you buzzed in a second.

• This had to be one of the worst drinks I have ever had. I had to change the amounts of the existing ingredients and add a few of my own to make it worth drinking. And, you cant put pop in a shaker and shake it It explodes So even the instructions were ridiculous. I would not recommend this drink to anyone.

• I found this drink in a restaurant when I went out to celebrate my divorce. I loved it then and continue to love it WARNING....It goes down so smoothly you may not notice when youve had too much until its too late

• I love this drink On the west coast and here in NM we call it an Adios, which is exactly what you can say if youve had one too many of these drinks I will agree with an earlier review in regards to the soda and mixing it in the shaker. I usually make it by shaking the alcohol in a shaker and then topping it with the soda, sweet and sour and a cherry. Which is much how a Long Island is made...

• Overall a great drink recipe. If only I had a motorcycle.

• This was delicious It reminds me of the Tokyo Iced Tea (which I cant find anywhere on this site) Its all the same ingredients, but instead of Curacao use Midori and nix the carbonated cola. Its really yummy, and you can barely taste the alcohol Before careful though, because it will knock you off your hiney

• This recipe is fantastic It combines nearly 8 oz. of 40 to 80 proof alcohols, with 2 oz. of soda (BTW, Earlier comment on soda-in-shaker combo impossibility, Nope Works good.) I much prefer it the way it is written, but my wife loves this blended with a scoop of ice cream, instead of over ice. Good stuff

• This was really good--nice change of pace from a Long Island Iced Teas

• Packs quite a punch and is surprisingly palatable It definitely needs the lemon slice, and we were quite heavy with the sour mix and Sprite. Enjoy

• This drink is nationionally known EVERYWHERE as an AMF (adios Mother) Amanda asked about a toyoko tea if u happen to read this again a tyoko tea is simply the same as everything here except use madori instead of the blue ceracaou sorry for the spelling :)

• This is my husbands favorite drink. We order them everytime we go out but now we can make them ourselves.

• Was looking for blue drinks for my Superbowl party. This is ok but needs a bit of tweaking. Too much alcohol to amount of mixer for me and I love Long Islands. Increased the sour and Sprite and that helped. Pretty color blue though Thanks.

• In Memphis this is called a Walk ME Down or Call me a Cab That is exactly what it will do. It is a wonderful drink

• I know this drink as a Skylab Fallout. The common reason for ordering one is to have a Skylab Fallout Race where participants compete to be the first to finish the entire drink, the difficulty is that you must drink through the straw, so no chugging.

• We used to sell these where I worked and they are awesome. Slightly sweeter than a Long Island. We called it an Electric Iced Tea.

• Overall a great drink recipe

• Would try flavored vodka next time and add more soda. Had a bit of an alcohol taste unlike a Long Island Iced Tea. But still has a heck of a punch

• Id suggest half the count (.75 ounce instead of 1.5 ounces) of liquor.

• I have heard it called a blue motorcycle, but I have named it the Memory Eraser Delish But one too many and you may forget some of your night.

• It is interesting to see the different names for this. In Utah we call this an AMF, standard, every bar you go to. And it stands for Audios Mother F-er. They are delicious and dangerous haha

• The instructions could use improvement, a 1/2 jigger is 0.75 fl oz, many sites list the suggested volume as 0.5 oz per liqour which is probably better for most of you. Best all to the drunks who put in over 6 oz of booze in a drink.

• As a big fan of the Long Island Iced Tea, i had to try this one, and oh my god, i was not deceived.I didnt read the instructions properly, and the mix ended it in the blender with the ice, and to be honest, if i had to do it again, there is good chance that ill do it the same way.NOW, im almost done my first glass and.... im already tipsysometime, you just wanna get tipsy and try to avoid the extra calories so we go for strong alcoolic beverage. Well this one is now on my favorite list.Hope this all makes sense... Hmmm blue motorcycle is a killer Id say its probably a speed bike ;)

• I think this drink is fantastic, I love a good jigger juice