My Personal Martini Livery

Kinja'd!!! "Chris Clarke" (shiftsandgiggles)
03/22/2014 at 19:14 • Filed to: Martini

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Dry or extra dry?

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DISCUSSION (7)


Kinja'd!!! jkm7680 > Chris Clarke
03/22/2014 at 19:16

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Oooh, Martini Livery.


Kinja'd!!! hethoughtofcars > Chris Clarke
03/22/2014 at 19:16

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You have good taste in bourbon too!


Kinja'd!!! Frank Grimes > Chris Clarke
03/22/2014 at 19:44

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What is that gin. I honestly have never known ever since I was young I just associated it with awesome race cars with cool stripes. Also since I dont drink or ever have I am ignorant.


Kinja'd!!! Chris Clarke > Frank Grimes
03/22/2014 at 20:02

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It's vermouth, which is an ingredient needed to make a martini.


Kinja'd!!! Frank Grimes > Chris Clarke
03/22/2014 at 20:08

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ahhh ok.


Kinja'd!!! RPM esq. > hethoughtofcars
03/22/2014 at 21:06

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...but shocking taste in rum.


Kinja'd!!! GRawesome > Chris Clarke
03/22/2014 at 23:33

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Good Bourbon too! My method for vermouth is pour about an ounce into the shaker and swirl it around the inside then do a quick flick of the wrist to pour it out. Whatever sticks to the shaker is what you use, excellent if you like a very dry martini.