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Whether Long Island Iced Tea was invented in Long Island or was named for a long, tall island cocktail, the drink has been a perennial summer favourite for decades. There are two misconceptions about this cocktail. To clarify, first, it doesn't actually contain any tea, and second, despite being made with five spirits, it is a smooth, light and refreshing beverage. Our variation on this summer classic replaces orange (triple sec) with black raspberry (Chambord), for a remarkable, utterly unforgettable cocktail.