A martini is classically made with gin and a rinse of vermouth, but you can make it with vodka if you prefer. For a dry ...

Since emerging in the late 19th century, the Martini has gone through endless evolutions. From its slightly sweet beginnings with Old Tom gin and sweet vermouth to the bone-dry variations of the ...

Mr. Munoz created the restaurant’s Dirty E.V.O.O. Martini — olive oil-infused vodka, brine from feta and olives, dry vermouth ...

THE making of a martini raises so many alluring questions: Does shaking spoil the taste of the martini? Does stirring get the drink cold enough? Should the bartender put on an exciting show, or should ...

For years martini-shaming has not only been accepted; it’s been a sort of bloodsport among the cocktail cognoscenti. James Bond is a fool for ordering his martinis shaken. Vodka drinkers can excuse ...

What’s the difference between a dirty and regular martini? Dive into the world of cocktails to discover how these two variations stand apart. A regular martini is a classic cocktail, flawlessly ...

Vodka, oh vodka. It’s one of those spirits that instantly brings a flavor memory to mind, whether it’s from souvenir shot glasses or a neutral vodka-soda. Meaning “little water” in Russian, vodka ...

The martini is perhaps the most classic of cocktails. Whether enjoyed shaken or stirred, dirty or with a twist, all martini lovers have a specific way to enjoy their favorite cocktail. Give the gift ...