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Reverse Martini

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Reverse Martini

This is a great drink to get the night started. It’s an easy sipper and you can experiment with adding blanc or sweet vermouth for a more floral or fruity flavor profile. Here I’ve provided the ratios rather than by the ounce so you can prepare a batch or an individual cocktail.
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Ingredients
  

  • 2 parts white vermouth (dry, blanc or sweet vermouth are all good, too)
  • 1 part gin (I love Freeland Spirits Forest gin)
  • 2 dashes orange bitters
  • Lemon twist and green olives

Instructions
 

  • Combine vermouth, spirit and bitters in a mixing glass, add ice, stir for 15 seconds. Pour into a chilled coupe and serve garnish on the side in a small bowl.

Notes

For more cocktail inspiration for your holiday season or for the long winter, find Willa’s Bells & Whistles Martini and her Evergreen Cobbler at EdibleRhody.com.

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