Tell someone you're making them a "Ferrari Cocktail"; and no doubt their mind will be filled with visions of exotic, expensive liqueurs combined in delightful, intriguing ways. In reality, the actual cocktail is more like a sturdy, practical Toyota. Read on to learn how to make it.
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Add ice to your highball glass, along with the ingredients listed in Steps 2 and 3.
2 oz. dry vermouth
2 dashes amaretto
Now stir the drink; then serve it or drink it. That's it. It's easy to make, and strangely tasty, to be honest.
eHow Article: How to Make a Ferrari Cocktail
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