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It doesn't matter whether you like yours shaken or stirred--the martini is one of world's most recognizable drinks and definitely one of the most fun! From classic recipes to creative, the martini is always the perfect addition to a glamorous dinner party or a night on the town. Let eHow's experts show you the ropes of making and enjoying this unforgettable cocktail. Cheers!
A martini is a gin or vodka mixed drink with very high alcohol content. It is usually served at cocktail parties and upscale lounges. You don't want to order too many of Read More
Although classic martini lovers may argue over the label "perfect," a perfect martini, like a perfect Rob Roy or a perfect Manhattan, is a cocktail that uses equal parts of Read More
Hearing the clinking of the ice cubes and the shaking of the martini shaker just makes one feel like relaxing. Once the workday is finished and you're ready to kick back, Read More
How to mix a martini; get expert tips on mixing cocktails in this free bartending video. Read More
Of all the endless varieties of cocktails, a dry martini is the simplest and most classic. It is made quickly and easily by mixing vermouth and gin, and topped off with an Read More
The martini is a traditional cocktail that originated around the year 1900. The classic martini is made simply with gin and vermouth and garnished with a green olive or a Read More
Get the proper ingredients for a dirty martini; get expert tips on making your own vodka cocktails in this free instructional video. Read More
A vodka martini is a delicious, elegant drink. For vodka lovers, it can be the ultimate in elegance. these easy steps will yield you one perfect vodka martini, quickly and Read More
How to serve a martini; get expert tips on mixing cocktails in this free bartending video. Read More
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