December 14, 2011

pantheonbooks:

Why bore your holiday guests with the usual sangrias and rum punches when you could be serving them unique concoctions based on your favorite 2011 Pantheon books? From the Middle Eastern-inspired Habibitini to a tasty twist on the Mint Julep in honor of Louis Armstrong’s hometown, these drinks are guaranteed to get your guests talking—and reading. Download the PDF here, and join us on Twitter with your own book-inspired drink recipes and names at #Noveltini!

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    Calling @thundarkitteh. Shall we share a habibi-tini??
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    Pantheon! It’s not even noon yet!
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