Addington.
Sweet Vermouth: Missing
Dry Vermouth: Missing
Soda water: Missing
Addington pairs two parts sweet vermouth with one part dry vermouth. Their herbs and wine acidity form the main flavor, with the sweet vermouth supplying body. A small soda topping lightens the mixture, and the vermouths are chilled separately from the sparkling water to preserve the final drink's bubbles.
Cocktail GlassWhat ingredients do I need for Addington?
- Sweet Vermouth: Missing8 cl
- Dry Vermouth: Missing4 cl
- Soda water: MissingSee method
How do I make Addington?
What does Addington taste like?
Sweet and dry vermouth give Addington an aromatic wine flavor. Soda adds a light fizz to the bittersweet blend.
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