A variation on the French Martini, this recipe replaces pineapple for the more exotic, Carribbean flavor of mango. Chambord is one of our favorite cocktail additions -- when we restock our bar, we always make sure a bottle of this is on the list.
In a cocktail shaker with ice, combine all ingredients and shake until frosty and cold
Strain into a martini glass
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