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Dib Dab recipe
A delicious recipe for Dib Dab, with Absolut® Citron vodka, Absolut® Mandrin vodka, Sourz® Tropical Blue liqueur, sweet and sour mix, lime and lemonade. Also lists similar drink recipes.
Ingredients:

1/2 oz Absolut® Citron vodka
1/2 oz Absolut® Mandrin vodka
1 1/2 oz Sourz® Tropical Blue liqueur
1 oz sweet and sour mix
3 fresh, squeezed lime wedges
lemonade


Method:
Fill a hurricane glass with ice add all ingredients. Shake or stir vigorously. Top with lemonade, to taste, and serve.
Serve:
Hurricane Glass

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