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      Title: Siam Sunrise
 Categories: Five, Booze, Chilies, Citrus
      Yield: 1 Serving
 
      1    Shot of vodka
           Coconut liqueur
      1 ds Chile pepper & sugar
           Lime juice
           Slivers of lemon grass and
           - ginger
 
  Shake the mixture then strain into a glass with ice & soda water. Once
  decanted into a tall glass it looks very refreshing indeed, its almost
  opelescent hue is reminiscent of ice on windows.
  
  The Tourism Authority of Thailand hopes that the cocktail will
  reverse the misfortunes of the last months of 2008 and the first
  months of 2009. It says that "Thailandâ€Ös new signature drink is based
  on very Thai ingredients and combines the spiciness of chilies, the
  sweetness of coconut liqueur and the tartness of limes and of lemon
  grass. Successful signature drinks are one way to fast- track holiday
  destinations on to the world tourism map."
  
  Siam Sunrise embodies the spirit of Thailand. The refreshing and
  uplifting qualities of fragrant Kaffir lime leaves and the aromatic
  tang of lemon grass reflect the fresh, vibrant nature of the people
  and country. A subtle hint of small prik kee nu chilies, super hot
  Thai chilies (an innovative alternative to peppermint) imparts a
  tingling sensation but the drink is ice cool. While ginger warms the
  spirit. In a mixture of alchol they awaken the senses.
  
  Siam Sunrise is already being offered as a welcome drink in many Thai
  hotels and it certainly is a very refreshing "welcome " after a
  sometimes a long and hot journey and a perfect introduction to the
  Land of Smiles.
  
  So next time you find yourself in a bar ask for a Siam Sunrise
  cocktail and you will certainly be ae to feel as the true warmth and
  passion of Thailand and it's people.
  
  From: http://cocktails.suite101.com
  
  Uncle Dirty Dave's Archives
 
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... I added chilli powder; that's what makes it Mexican.
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