Adding unique and personal details to your wedding isn’t just fun, but they can help make your special day even more memorable for you and your guests. As you may know, anything customized can be costly and time-consuming so we thought we’d share an idea that’s both budget-friendly and easy!
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Signature Cocktails for Your Next Event or Wedding
Be a master of mixology: My guide to stirring and shaking the signature cocktails that have defined the decades.
1950s – MARTINI
Until de late 1950s, a Martini was nearly always made with gin, not vodka. Served ‘wet’ or ‘dry’, a wet Martini has more vermouth than a dry one. For ‘wet’, try a 1:5 or 1:10 ratio of gin to vermouth.
- 5-10ml dry white vermouth
- 50ml London dry gin
- Fresh ice
- Lemon twist or green olive to garnish
METHOD
Pour vermouth into a chilled glass. Add gin to a mixing glass filled with ice and stir for 60 seconds. Strain through a sieve into the chilled vermouth. Garnish with a twist of lemon zest or green olive.