• Gibson Martini
    Tired of the lemon twist? Elevate your home bar with the Gibson. It’s clean, bracingly cold, and defined by its signature silverskin onion garnish. If you love a Dry Martini but want something with more 'umami,' this is your next favorite drink.
  • Dry Martini"5 to 1" that is the preferred ration for right balance of a Dry Martini as stated by David Embury who experimented extensively looking for the perfect taste. I for one would've loved to be at that party.

    Some prefer more Gin than Vermouth and so 6:1, 7:1 or even 10:1 can be a perfect Dry Martini for certain palettes.

     

  • Martini - GinMartini Cocktail serving ideas are available from Chef & Bar Supplies.  The classic 'cocktail' which probably owes much of its popularity to James Bond 'shaken not stirred'. This Gin variation is a perfect alternative for the Gin fan as opposed to the vodka martini.

     

  • 50-50 Martini Cocktail
    The 50-50 Martini is a sophisticated, lower-alcohol alternative to the bone-dry iterations that dominated the mid-century. By balancing the gin and vermouth in equal measure, the cocktail transforms from a sharp, spirit-forward punch into a botanical, aromatic journey. It is often cited as the "connoisseur’s choice" because the high volume of vermouth acts as a magnifying glass for the nuances in the gin, rather than simply hiding behind it.
  • Singapore Sling CocktailSingapore Sling serving ideas are available from Chef & Bar Supplies. One of the most popular cocktails on many bar menu's. This is a classic presentation using a Hurricane glass or Hi-Ball Tumbler. However it will look just as fantastic in a Pilsner style glass or Brandy glass.

    Just to help along the way....here is a classic Singapore Sling recipe!