What kind of martini are you in the mood for?
The classic Martini combines gin and dry vermouth. Many drinks with “martini” in their names use a different formula altogether: coffee, fruit juice, or sweet liqueurs, often shaken and served in a stemmed glass. This collection includes both styles so you can choose by flavor.
Dry and stirred or fruity and shaken?
For a drink centered on spirits and vermouth, explore Martini, Vodka Martini, Dry Martini (3:1), and Gibson. Gibson uses a cocktail onion garnish. Vesper combines gin, vodka, and Lillet Blanc. For fruit, try cranberry and lime in a Cosmopolitan, pineapple and raspberry in French Martini, or apple in Appletini.
Plan for the details
Espresso Martini uses coffee and coffee liqueur; Pornstar Martini combines vanilla vodka and passion fruit, with Prosecco served alongside. Chill your glass before mixing. Follow the individual recipe's proportions rather than assuming every martini uses the same ratio or technique.
