Indy Drink/Just for fun

Okay guys-- here's an interesting thought. If there was a drink called an "Indiana Jones" what would be in it?

For example, in Raiders Indy used a whisky bottle to smash the guy who was about to burn his face-- so would an "Indiana Jones" be a shot of whisky with a dash of hot sauce in it?

Use your imagination-- maybe we could toast with our concoctions on the Adventurous One's birthday!

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Yoda says: "dang-blasted drunk I am (hic)
(hic) throw up in the sink, I will
oooooh. . . spinning the room is (hic)
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Ah, whisey...

I myself had had some experience behind the 3 foot aphrodisiac, not in this fine establishment, but throughout the southern region of California.

There are two "psudeo-official" recipes for Indy. One is the "Indiana Jones". Tastes like the kiss on the knuckles of a angry nazi and has about the same amount of power. It is a shot consisting of whiskey, tequila and champangne. This one is best if you have just been betrayed by your own government.

The next one is the "Junior Jones". It is a bit more palateable, kinda like a good monkey brain dessert, if you know what I mean. Rum, vodka, lemon juice and grenadine, chilled and strained into a cocktail glass.

But if I were to create one, it would have to be the Indy Mintini.

1 1/2 oz. vodka
1/2 oz. peppermint schnapps
splash of lime juice

shaken and strained into a classic wide mouth champangne glass with a suger frosted rim. (see TOD for inspiration)

*bump*

hic

gimmie another

TEKILA!!! ALRIGHT!

Okay, who's gonna work up enough nerve to try the
"Junior Jones" (Rum, vodka, lemon juice and grenadine, chilled and strained into a cocktail glass.)

or the "Indy Mintini"

1 1/2 oz. vodka
1/2 oz. peppermint schnapps
splash of lime juice

shaken and strained into a classic wide mouth champangne glass with a suger frosted rim.

Any takers?
"C'mon, show a little backbone, will ya?"

tequila all the way, just tequila TEQUILA TEFREAKINQUILA WHOOOHOOOOOOOO! YEAH BABAH YEAH!

Why? Because it's goood.

I'm afraid I'll have to go with dutch on this one

I don't think tequila was around in the 30's, at least not as refined as it is today.