the classic Martini. Gin. Dry vermouth, and not much of it. Meditative stirring with ice. A chilled cocktail glass. A lemon twist or olives. (Use three olives, because one is too few and ...

You decide with or without orange bitters. Probably the most famous cocktail in the world, the classic dry gin martini is the first and the real Martini. When you ask for a Martini at the bar ...

Gin or vodka? Shaken or stirred? Wet, dry, or dirty? Olives or a twist? Here is a quick martini guide for folks who don't know what all the classic martini vocabulary: ...

Monkey 47 Gin elevates the classic martini to new heights. The gin we use for our house martini at The Whistler is Botanist Islay Dry Gin. It’s made in a seaside town on the island of Islay in ...

That’s why this list is missing a number of gins that I love to use in cocktails like a Gin & Tonic or Martinez, but that didn’t shine when used to make a classic Martini. There are other gins ...

A martini is a martini ... lime cordial gives an otherwise classic Vesper (vodka, gin, Lillet blanc) a respectful twist. Scott Warren is a character among characters. He blurs through his small ...

As classic cocktails reemerge in updated forms ... so did the restaurant’s signature martini: a smooth, herbal gin martini that’s laced with green tea not once but twice.

Bring it on! But, I also adore the classics, and nothing is more a classic than the Martini. I have mine with gin, of course, and a twist, and like to have them in a spot where the atmosphere matches ...

For a shaken martini: Fill a cocktail shaker with ice. Add the vodka or gin, and vermouth and shake until well chilled. Strain into a martini glass, garnish with olive or lemon peel, and serve.