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Issue: Oct, 1967
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Posted: 05/31/2011
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What a catch! Martini & Rossi Imported Vermouth (Oct, 1967)

What a catch! Martini & Rossi Imported Vermouth

for cocktails that purr. Sweet for captivating Manhattans. Extra Dry for prize Martinis. Try it in your own cage.

MARTINI & ROSSI

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4 comments
  1. Hirudinea says: May 31, 20111:53 pm

    I have GOT to know where this guy hunts!!

  2. Charlene says: May 31, 20117:10 pm

    The Island of Aqua-Net, apparently.

  3. Tim says: June 1, 20111:40 pm

    Yeah, that hair is way too big for running through the jungle. No wonder she got caught.

  4. Jari says: June 1, 20112:55 pm

    “Shaken, not stirred”

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