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Poinsettia Champagne Recipe

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Add some sparkle to the Holidays with this sprightly flavored champagne drink.

Poinsettia Champagne Recipe (+)

Directions

Place ice cubes in champagne flute to chill the glass.
Add Grand Marnier, vodka, cranberry juice and ice to cocktail shaker. Shake well.
Remove ice cubes from champagne flute and strain contents of shaker into the flute.
Top off glass with champagne and serve.

Container: cocktail shaker, champagne flute

Prep Time: 1 minute

Serving Description: 1 glass

Ingredients

-		1/2 ounce Grand Marnier liqueur
-		1 ounce vodka
-		3 ounces cranberry juice
-		champagne

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