As served in Copeland's Restaurant & Bar, New Orleans and other Copeland's establishments. You need a very large glass for this famous drink, the taste is worth the obvious effort, it also serves 2-3 people. One "count" is normally about 1/2 oz. It's described on the menu as "Seven liquors blended with tropical fruit juices and topped with 151 rum". Known brands are listed below, and several of the liqueurs used are DeKuyper brand.
posted by lynn @ 07:07AM, 11/25/06
posted by Marie @ 10:15PM, 12/17/07

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