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One of my favourite parts of hosting a party is making homemade cocktails at home! My guests are always impressed and it's such a fun activity to do. All you need to do is gather some ingredients, some of which she will need to get from Greek specialty stores, and some of what you can find at any regular grocery store or liquor store. These recipes use Ouzo, which is the most classic Greek alcohol. It's very strong and has an extremely distinct taste, but once you water it down it taste really really good. Enjoy

 
Fun video! Does anyone have any cocktail recipes for Mastica?
 
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This is a fun video - thank you for sharing it. I found some recipes for Mastica:

kuletos.com.au

Mastic Cocktails - 12 Cocktail Recipes

List of 12 AdultBar mastic cocktails. Find mastic recipes and how to make mastic cocktails.
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All the cocktails are looking so delicious, can't wait to try and make some at home. And it doesn't look that they are hard to prepare, a few minutes and they should be done I believe. The only thing that I am against is alcohol, because I don't wanna drink alcohol anymore. I will make them without it though, it's been a hard time for me when I first started to stay sober all the time, but the tips from theluckiestclub.com have been of a huge help, and I am continuing to stay sober further.
 
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