Generally, a gin martini will be a bit more aromatic ... but why would you want to? “Straight up or on the rocks would ...

Another benefit to the on-the-rocks Martini is you have an excuse to change up the drink's vessel. A traditional Martini glass is finicky, difficult to hold stylishly, and prone to spill.

If you haven’t started doing it yet, now is the time to begin stocking up ... flavored gin that captures the fresh, brightness of a French summer garden. This gin is amazing for a martini ...

Up. On the rocks. With a twist ... All of these are valid ways to order your martini, and although this was initially a gin drink, these days, it’s important to specify if you want gin or ...

Phil Ward with a martini at the Long Island ... Ward grabbed a few leaves, tore them up, and let them sit for a minute or two inside a mixture of gin and vermouth. He then strained out the leaves ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – The martini is one of the most ... I use our premium vodka, and I up the vermouth to 1.5 ounces to replace the flavor of the gin. I also shift the garnish to an olive ...

illustrating the incredible diversity of the current gin scene. They will work equally well in cocktails, in a Martini, or straight up. These are all outstanding and worth trying.