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Olympic | Utah

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by Elaine Srnka

THE DRINK OF CHAMPIONS

For most inventive Olympic libation, the gold goes to the MEDAL MARTINI, a red-white-and-blue-striped sipper of cinnamon-apple liqueur, vodka, and blue curaçao served flaming in honor of the Olympic torch. Have it on Games grounds at Bistro Toujours in Deer Valley, Utah (435-940-2200) throughout the quadrennial competition and beyond. —

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