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Smoky Martini
Dive into the enchanting world of the Smoky Martini, where the classic elegance of gin and dry vermouth meets the bold allure of liquid smoke. This cocktail is a tantalizing blend that evokes the warmth and mystique of a crackling fire, perfect for those who revel in sophisticated flavors with a twist. The Smoky Martini invites you to savor its complex layers, making it an ideal companion for intimate gatherings or a cozy night in. A true testament to the timeless cocktail culture, it pays homage to the martini's storied past while offering a modern twist that will captivate your palate.
Servings: 1
Ingredients
- Gin
- 2 ounces
- Dry vermouth
- 1 ounce
- Liquid smoke
- 2-3 dashes
- Ice
- for mixing and chilling
- Lemon twist
- 1, for garnish
Instructions
- Begin by chilling your martini glass. Fill it with ice water and set aside while you prepare the cocktail.
- In a mixing glass, fill it with ice to the brim to ensure proper chilling.
- Pour in 2 ounces of gin and 1 ounce of dry vermouth, followed by 2-3 dashes of liquid smoke. Feel free to adjust the amount of liquid smoke according to your smokiness preference.
- Stir the mixture gently but thoroughly for about 30 seconds, allowing it to chill and dilute slightly, enhancing the flavors.
- Empty the ice water from your chilled martini glass and strain the cocktail mixture into the glass using a fine mesh strainer for a smooth finish.
- Express the oils from the lemon twist over the surface of the drink, then drop it in as a garnish to add a citrusy aroma.
- Serve immediately and enjoy the smoky sophistication of your creation!
Dietary Information
Servings: 1 • Dish Type: Cocktail • Prep Time: 5 minutes • Calories: 200 • Fat: 0g • Carbs: 0g • Protein: 0g • Sodium: 0mg • Sugar: 0g
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