You’ll find countless conflicting recipes out there — each one brimming ... This delicate colour will also remind you, every time you stir a martini, that you should only be using the very best gin.

The martini is a subjective drink and everyone has their preference: gin, vodka, both, dry, wet, dirty, shaken, stirred. Below is a fail-safe classic recipe. Put a coupette or other glass of your ...

You can never go wrong with a classic gin cocktail, be it an elegant Martini, a moreish Negroni or a festive French 75. With party season upon us, we revisit the essential gin cocktail recipes to have ...

The above, quoted verbatim from my personal notes (minus the asterisks, of course), were my first written thoughts upon trying a proper Olive Oil-Washed Martini ... gin, and they were all pretty good.

Here are seven of the best pre-made mixes on the market ... Serve it ice cold from the freezer, poured into a martini glass with an olive garnish. Gin lovers will already be familiar with Hendrick ...

Fill twice-baked Russet potatoes with a blend of cream cheese and blue cheese dip infused with gin-soaked Castelvetarno ...

Make a standard gin martini by combine good gin and dry vermouth, and add raspberry-infused simple syrup. Shake over ice, pour into a chilled martini glass, and add a splash of pink sparkling wine and ...

This recipe comes from my husband’s travel and lifestyle blog, Park Ranger John. We suggest using high quality vodka or gin ...

but a well-made Martini is everyone’s best friend. These bars in Bangkok have Martini twists that will have you coming back for more. The classic Dry Martini is made with dry gin, dry vermouth, ...