The Diver "Guaranteed to make you go down"

Silky O'Sullivan's

Spend more than 15 minutes walking on Beale Street, and you're bound to see several of these yellow buckets being carried by scores of people. Buy one and carry it down Beale Street for more than 5 minutes and you'll encounter several people asking you " What is that?" and "Where did you get it?" "IT'S A DIVER!" you'll proudly exclaim! The exact ingredients in this one gallon sized drink are a secret but the main ingredient appears to be beer, mixed with a concoction of other Liquors and grenadine, it kind of tastes like bubble gum. One thing is for sure, you'll have a blast drinking it, and the 5 giant straws provided with it only encourage socializing! BUY ONE and DIVE, DIVE, DIVE.

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Call a Cab "You'll need one"

Wet Willie's

At $7, one might at first think this frozen, one person drink is not that good of value, but after finishing one you soon realize just how potent this drink is! A Call a Cab is basically frozen PGA punch. You know that stuff you drank at the Frat parties in College, with the fruit floating in it? No floating fruit here but every bit as much PGA as you'd expect and then some. Drink two, then try to stumble down Beale Street

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Long Island Ice Tea "Refreshing"

Patio bar at Rum Boogie Cafe

Long Island Ice Tea is basically made from five liquors. Usually Vodka, Gin, Rum, Tequila and Triple Sec with a splash of Sweet-n-Sour mix and coke. Just how did this drink get it's name? It tastes a lot like the real thing! We've drank quite a few of these all over Beale Street and the World for that matter, and the best ones seem to come from the outside bar at the Rum Boogie Cafe. Not only are they delicious, but thy're strong and the price is right too.

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