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Beck · Jan 4, 2009

RobnStew said:

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Ah but here's where one of my highly-held opinions kicks in ...

In My Humble Opinion (or IMHO, for short), a PROPER martini has just the following incredients:

1) Quality gin or vodka - in my case a wide range of vodkas from Smirnoff or Skye on the low end to Grey Goose or nicer on the high end. Not "flavored". For Gins - anything from Beefeater on up to a variety of different "boutique" gins available.

2) White vermouth - while I'm a little less brand-specific than many of my martini-swilling friends, Noilly & Pratt is by far the good one, although Martini & Rossi and others suffice.

And a garnish ... such as an olive, a blue-cheese olive, or a lemon twist.

No offense intended but an Appletini (despite its name) is not a Proper Martini but is a martini-style cocktail. Nor is a Cosmopolitan or any other drink that features anything but the above ...

So therefore, I'm guessing that a proper martini cannot still cannot be obtained at the resort.

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Lol, coming from England I have to agree, but I guess being English I'll drink anything too

DavenRose · Jan 4, 2009

beachcomer said:

well it's my first time as well and from what i can tell is TTR is built towards middle age couple's and single's .as from all the help i have read in pm land

ps on a side note i can never understand why people have to answer a simple question with a smartass comment hmm trying to be funny
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Anyway,

Looks like we got a little side tracked here but hopefully you got the information you were looking for on the resort and that you have a great vacation!!

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