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* Shaken with ice, then poured into a 16oz glass and topped up with coke	* Topped up with coke (half coke, half of what's above)

PBI stands for Polish Breeze Index - similar to the Big Mac Index.

A Polish Breeze consists of:

1.5 shots of Vodka (used to use Zubrowka, hence the 'Polish' part of the name - but you can't taste the vodka anyway, so go for something cheaper)
.5 shot of Peach Schnapps (Archers works well here)
.5 shot of Syrop de Grenadine
.5 shot of Blue Curaco
Topped up with coke (half coke, half of what's above)

(It tastes a little like Calpol - it's really nice, really potent)

The interesting things about it are:

It's a custom cocktail. You'll have to ask for it specially (although most bartenders will be obliging)
It's got 2.5 shots of alcohol in. This will often make it more expensive than a standard cocktail might be.

It's a good measure of how much the bar is stinging you for cash - two PBIs, for example, are: