Talk:Don the Beachcomber

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  • According to Trader Vic's (www.tradervics.com), MaiTai is Tahitian for "the very best". Just a thought for a correction. - DavidL9999

I lived in Tahiti for 25 years. As far as I know, Trader Vic never set foot in the place.

"Maitai" or "mai tai" means "good".

"Maitai roa" or "mai tai roa", which, according to the Trader Vic story, is what the first person to drink his concoction cried out, means "very good".

Trust me on this....