This could very well be one of the most beautiful cocktails we have ever shaken.
Tag: dry vermouth
Preassure Drop
It’s shimmering look is created with gin, amaro, vermouth and pear brandy.
Manhattan Transfer
The Manhattan Transfer Cocktail from Death & Co caught our interest as it contains Ramazotti, which we recently bought a bottle of.
Estridentista
A cocktail with a spicy sting!
Dry Martini Cocktail
Dry Martini is one of the worlds most famous cocktails. It’s made with gin and dry vermouth in different proportions varying from 2:1 to 100:1. These variations would taste differently for sure and it’s up to you to decide.
Tuxedo Cocktail
When a regular dry martini doesn’t excite you enough, the Tuxedo Cocktail offers some more complexity and some additional flavors.
Brooklyn Cocktail
A Manhattan is likely to be one of the most well known and famous cocktails throughout the world. However there are other New York borough based cocktails, and this time we will stir a Brooklyn cocktail. Just like a Manhattan it’s based around whiskey (we use bourbon), but it also contains dry vermouth (instead of sweet) as well… Continue reading Brooklyn Cocktail
San Francisco Treat
We were looking for an after dinner drink and stumbled upon San Francisco Treat from Thomas Parsons Amaro bible.
Annabel’s Special Cocktail
This cocktail is from Annabel’s club in London’s Berkeley Square. Annabel’s opened already in 1963 and is supposed to be a very stylish and sophisticated night club and restaurant. We haven’t visited, but trust William Yeoward’s words in his book American Bar.
Princess Mary’s Pride Cocktail
In Harry Craddock’s legendary “The Savoy Cocktail Book” we found the recipe for this cocktail, created already in 1922 to mark the wedding celebrations of Her Royal Highness Princess Mary.