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Annex Theater Champagne Cocktail

Submitted by: squawk93 Supporting Member (Click to learn more about Supporting Membership)
Living In: Seattle, Washington, USA
Three simple ingredients: Champagne, sugar and Angostura bitters add up to an elegant and refreshing sipper. 

Pomosa

Submitted by: Barb the Bee 
Home Town: Los Angeles, California, USA
A twist on the traditional, pomegranate juice stars in this version of the classic mimosa drink. 

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With a little pear brandy and a bit of fruit compote, this makes a great pre-dinner cocktail. 

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Lady Joy

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Lava Lamps

Submitted by: Pamela D 
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Hot Spiced Christmas Wine

Submitted by: rainy 
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Don's Friend Tonja's Cousin Toni's Boyfriend's Grandmother's Eggnog

Submitted by: Don 
Home Town: Falls Church, Virginia, USA
Living In: Arlington, Virginia, USA
Tonja was born in the 1940's and this is her cousin Toni's boyfriend's grandmother's eggnog, so I'm guessing this is from the mid-1800's and probably dates much earlier. The original recipe called for half milk and half cream, but I use half and half. Delicious and simple, but be warned, Granny apparently liked a kick! I've made it from scratch and with the modern equivalents and it's fantastic either way. Do yourself a favor and use a mixer for everything. Those who like eggnog LOVE this recipe. I never leave a party with leftovers. 
 
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