Martini.
Gin: Missing
Dry Vermouth: Missing
Olive: Missing
A small measure of dry vermouth gives the gin a herbal wine accent without making the cocktail sweet. Stirring with ice supplies the chill and dilution needed for a smooth texture. This version uses an olive garnish and does not require lemon peel or any other added ingredient.
Cocktail GlassWhat ingredients do I need for Martini?
- Gin: Missing4.93 cl
- Dry Vermouth: Missing0.99 cl
- Olive: Missing1
How do I make Martini?
What does Martini taste like?
Gin and dry vermouth make a crisp, spirit-led Martini. An olive adds a savoury contrast to the botanical flavour.
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