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 Black Velvet 

Black Velvet is a cocktail made from Guinness Stout and a white, sparkling wine, traditionally Champagne.

To make a Black Velvet, fill a tall flute glass half full of chilled Guinness, and float the sparkling wine on top of the Guinness.

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