Dry January Is For Dry Martinis
January is a cold, merciless return to reality after the holidays. So instead of going totally dry, make it a Dry Martini ...
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Sweet Vermouth Vs Dry: What's The Difference?
Sweet and dry vermouth are both types of fortified wine, but they look and taste different and can be used in distinctly different cocktails.
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Does Dirty Martini Dip Actually Contain Alcohol?
When regarding dirty martinis, you may ask "shaken or stirred?" But when it comes to the dirty martini dip, the question ...
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Affini, the best vermouth bar in Turin
Occupying the former warehouse of the vermouth brand Anselmo Torino, this cocktail bar serves original cocktails in a stylish ...
13 Desserts to Make If You’re Doing Dry January
It's normal to crave sugar during a month of sobriety. Here are the desserts you should make according to your favorite ...
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We Tried the Olive Garden Caesar Salad Martini—and We Hate To Say We Loved It
We first saw the Olive Garden Martini posted by user Alessandra Pizzorni, a cocktail content creator, on TikTok. The divisive ...
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Martinis Are Having A Moment. Again. The Secret To Their Enduring Appeal According to Restaurateurs
Photo / Babiche Martens This summer, Viva Premium is revisiting the best and biggest stories ... The 50-50 martini uses equal parts gin and dry vermouth for a more balanced, less dry martini.
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Have We Officially Ruined the Martini?
It’s a martini ... cold vermouth, a drop of gin, and so much olive juice that I’ll need to hook myself up to a banana bag to rehydrate after one sip. I like my martinis on the dry side.