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drambuie and soda Drink Recipe

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Recipe Rating: 29 % (of 73 votes) Ingredients to use: 3.0 part Club Soda 1.0 part Drambuie 1.0 fill Ice 2.0 Lime Directions: Fill a highball glass with icecubes, and pour in the drambuie, and fill with club soda. Place 2 lime wedges in the mixture and serve. Rate it: Click your social network icon to send this recipe to your friends Orkut coming soon! Thank you for voting. Bad Recipe?: Is this recipe wrong or have a problem? Let us know Tastes Like: Nothing Else! We hope you found the above information on how to make a drambuie and soda cocktail recipe helpful. If the instructions or directions for making this recipe are not correct please contact us. Type Brand   Club Soda Canada Dry View! Club Soda Safeway Select View! Club Soda schweppes View! Drambuie Drambuie View! Drambuie Drambuie View! Ice Igloo View! The Tom and Dave View This Recipe! The Turbo Shandy View This Recipe! Sporky Wanda View This Recipe! sprite and yack View This Recipe! St. George and the Dragon View This Recipe! Stand A Little Taller View This Recipe! Standard Cream View This Recipe! Standing Ohh View This Recipe! Standoff Mimosa View This Recipe! Stars and Stripes View This Recipe! Stars And Stripes No. 2 View This Recipe! Staten Island Iced Tea View This Recipe! Vanderbilt View This Recipe! Vanderbilt Cocktail View This Recipe! Big Red Soda View This Recipe! Bill Murray and The Ghostbusters View This Recipe! Early Times and Coke View This Recipe! Eastern Mongalian 2in1 Shampoo and Conditioner View This Recipe! Edsel 3 and the Schematics View This Recipe! Abandoned playground aka Penta-Gone View This Recipe! Sorry, No Matching Drinks More Info Div	Spirits of Ireland B-FSI Only $12.95   Spirits of Ireland, by Ray Foley. Over 300 Irish Cocktail Recipes! Travel to Ireland via your taste buds and experience the many Spirits of Irish Whiskeys, Malts, Stouts, and Cream Liqueurs. Now everyone will have a little Irish in them while reading Irish folk remedies, Toasts, wisdoms and triads. Click for More information
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