Gin vermouth cocktail

The Gin Martini is king of all cocktails and very personal in the making. Here is the classic Gin Martini recipe! You decide with or without orange bitters.

Vermouth is finally back in the spotlight and these five delicious gin and vermouth cocktails show why you need to add it to your home bar line-up.

What mixes well with vermouth? Gin, that’s what! Discover the perfect partnership with these five delicious gin and vermouth cocktails.

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The bottle's not going to drink itself. But you don't have to commit to a dozen martinis. Here are some other cocktails and recipes for cooking with dry vermouth.

Looking to elevate your cocktail game? Explore the world of vermouth cocktails! From classic recipes like Negronis and Manhattans to creative concoctions, vermouth adds depth and complexity to any drink. Discover new flavors, impress your guests, and become a home mixologist in no time with these delightful vermouth cocktail ideas. Whether you prefer sweet or dry vermouth, there's a recipe out there waiting for you to shake things up.

All you need is bourbon, grapefruit juice, and honey syrup to make this timeless brown derby cocktail. It’s delicious, refreshing, and easy to make!

In the realm of mixology, there exists a hidden gem that whispers sophistication in every sip—Blanc Vermouth cocktails. Blanc Vermouth, with its delicate infusion of botanicals and a hint of sweetness, is the secret ingredient behind cocktails that grace both intimate gatherings and upscale soirées. Its ethereal blend of herbs, spices, and a touch of white wine crafts an elixir that tantalizes the palate. #BlancVermouthCocktails

The Martinez is a gin-based classic cocktail recipe that was originally created on the West Coast. This variation was adapted from The Art of Vintage Cocktails by Stephanie Rosenbaum.

This bittersweet and spiritous cocktail is a twist on the Martini, using gin and sweet vermouth instead of dry vermouth. The result is a cocktail closer to a Gin Manhattan. But the secret ingredient, Fernet, a bitter Italian amaro, adds herbaceous balance and transforms it into a whole new cocktail.