One of the featured flavors for the Three Olives O-Face campaign was Cherry. The aroma leans more toward that of black cherry with a little sharpness rather than a lot of sweet. There is virtually no burn in the nose as Three Olives seems to be a rather clean vodka. Tasted neat it remains as clear and clean as the 
aroma represents. Three Olives Cherry Vodka remains smooth, slightly sweet as vodka tends to be with a hint of dark chocolate cherry. There is no alcohol burn even sipped at room temperature. It soothes the throat as it slips down with thorough progression. Since I mention the slight sweetness on the tip of the tongue and this is a flavor infused vodka I will mention it is not sugared vodka such as liqueur is obviously sweetened. Many vodkas contain a hint, degree or fade of sweetness in the initial taste.
As with all Three Olives Vodkas the ultimate goal is satisfaction, an ultimate O-Face for ‘O’bvious pleasure and delighted amusement. Create your ultimate O-Face for stimulating party fun and entertain with the Cherry-O Punch, easily mixed for individual cocktails or punch style for parties.
Cherry-O-Punch– created by Cheri Loughlin
2 measures Three Olives Cherry Vodka
1-1/2 measure Naked Cherry Pomegranate Power Juice
3/4 measure Fresh Lemon Juice
1/2 measure Peach Liqueur
Lemon Twist for Garnish
Combine all liquid ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice. Shake for fifteen seconds. Strain into a martini glass. Garnish with lemon twist. If making this in batch form for a party: Mix ahead in a pitcher or punch bowl. Serve over ice in small glasses.
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