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Tuesday, January 4th, 2011
Armenian Recipe: Tina’s Armenian-Kiss MartiniBy Tina Der Bedrossian
Pomegranates are the Armenian national fruit and you could easily say that vodka is an Armenian national pastime. Combine the two together and you have an explosively delicious cocktail, rich in Armenian flavor. © 2011 – 2013, Tina Der Bedrossian. All rights reserved. More Great Stuff You'll Love:
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Tina, thank you very much for sharing this amazing delicious drink:) I tried it for our New Year party and it was a hip:::))) My husband didn’t take a break from serving the guest, definitely I will repeat it on our next party:::))) Thanks again.
Amazing! It is unbelievably delicious and smooth….it’s a cocktail that you want to make love to, lol. Thank you!
This cocktail is delectable! It is a must for holiday parties and get-togethers. Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you Tina, it is amazing how this one drink can add so much pazazz to your holidays. I can confidently say it is one of the smoothest drinks I have had with perfect measurements, and the little pomegranates on the bottom are a wonderful treat at the end!
Tina’s recipes are amazingly wonderful. My special request to Tina: Share your creativity with us more often.
Sandrine from http://paris-ankara.blogspot.com/ told me to check out this post. She thinks this cocktail would cheer me up and now I’ve read it, I do too! Thanks for sharing x