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Some call this cocktail the "Sand Martin", believing that it is named after the sand martin, which is called that in English. But the drink is of South American origin, which dots the i's and crosses the t's : it is a tribute to General José de San Martin, a hero of the war for the independence of the Spanish colonies in Latin America.
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The famous "Shaken, not stirred" is not quite the correct translation of Bond's phrase. It may seem that the cocktail is made in two steps: stir, then shake. In fact, we are talking about two ways of preparing any cocktail: stir in a glass or shake in a shaker. You can do it either way - we have the orthodox version.
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One of the predecessors of the modern Martini: in the 1880s, this cocktail was called both the Martini and the Peat Club. Both versions contained more sweet vermouth than gin, our version is more modern.
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This refined cocktail is a true embodiment of French elegance and charm. The combination of pink martini with sparkling semi-dry champagne creates a delicate, airy taste that lures with its lightness and refreshing note. The addition of strawberry syrup gives the drink a sweet touch and makes it layered, much like French gastronomy itself. This cocktail is perfect for a romantic evening or celebrating special moments. It not only pleases the eye with its pink gradient but also captivates with its gentle fruity aftertaste. The French tradition of pairing champagne with liqueurs inspired the creation of this drink, which is now a symbol of exquisite taste and pleasure.
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Martini Royale is the embodiment of Italian elegance and refined taste. This cocktail combines the gentle sweetness of white vermouth and the refreshing acidity of lime, enriched with playful bubbles of prosecco. It was born in Italy, a country where winemaking art and aperitif culture have reached perfection. Martini Royale is perfect for summer evenings on the terrace, light social conversations, or exquisite receptions. Its freshness and sophistication make it a wonderful choice for those who appreciate style and quality. Lime and mint give the drink a special freshness, highlighting its casual yet elegant nature.
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Chocolate Martini is an elegant and sophisticated cocktail that combines the rich flavor of chocolate with delicate notes of vanilla and coconut. Its origin is linked to American bartenders who aimed to create a harmonious blend of alcohol and dessert. The thick texture of chocolate cream pairs with icy freshness, while the garnish of strawberries and nuts adds a touch of refinement. This cocktail is perfect for romantic evenings or festive events, offering gourmets a luxurious dessert drink. A strawberry skewer soaked in chocolate ganache complements the flavor, creating unforgettable sensations with every sip.
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Martini cocktail is a symbol of sophistication and elegance, a classic of American mixology. Its origin is shrouded in legends, but one thing remains unchanged: it has become a favorite drink of aristocrats and movie heroes. Dry vermouth combined with gin creates a clean, bright taste with subtle notes of herbs and spices, while ice makes the drink refreshing. An olive adds a slight saltiness, giving the cocktail a balanced finish. Martini is perfect for evening events, stylish meetings, or simply enjoying the moment. Its presentation in a chilled glass with elegant garnish embodies aristocratic leisure.
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The cocktail appeared at the same time as the film "Blood and Sand" by Rudolph Valentino, released in 1922, and got its name thanks to its color. Instead of the usual orange, you can use red in season - the resemblance to blood in this case will be even more striking.
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The most popular Spanish cocktail - refreshing in the heat and not too intoxicating.
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Only the name connects these mixes with the Martini cocktail. They became popular in the 1990s, sometimes they were called "disco cocktails" because of the strong alcohol.
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Gin is responsible for the "body" of this cocktail, and island whiskey with a powerful peaty bouquet is responsible for the "soul". Despite the difference in quantity, their roles are equa
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Breakfast Martini is a refined cocktail born in London bars and inspired by the tradition of morning jam. Legend has it that it was created by bartender Salvatore Calabrese, who wanted to add new notes of freshness and sweetness to the classic martini. The base of the cocktail is gin, triple sec liqueur, and lemon juice, but the main highlight is a spoonful of aromatic jam. The taste is an exquisite balance of citrus tartness, soft sweetness, and a hint of alcohol bitterness. It is served in a martini glass, perfect for leisurely morning conversations or a stylish aperitif before dinner.
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Cuban martini with coffee is a cocktail embodying the passion and aroma of island life. Its roots trace back to Cuban culture, where coffee is not just a drink but a ritual that unites people. A blend of exquisite liqueurs 'Amaretto', 'Malibu', and 'Kahlua' gives the drink sweetness, creamy softness, and a deep coffee note. Vanilla vodka adds sophistication, while ice refreshes the taste. The composition is completed by three coffee beans in chocolate—a symbol of wealth and luck. This cocktail is perfect for a leisurely evening accompanied by Cuban music, awakening memories of tropical nights and dancing under the stars.
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Blueberry martini with raspberry is a sophisticated cocktail embodying the elegance of European bars. Its taste is a harmony of gin's bitterness, raspberry liqueur's sweetness, and fruity notes of Blue Curacao liqueur. The drink's history traces back to classic martini traditions, but its berry interpretation adds modernity and freshness. Preparation requires skill: ingredients are carefully mixed in a shaker and then strained into a martini glass, creating a crystal-clear texture. This cocktail is perfect for special evenings and romantic encounters, highlighting the refined taste of connoisseurs of noble drinks. Its rich color and refreshing aroma make it not just a drink but a true work of art.
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Sparkling martini with olives is an elegant cocktail with notes of sophistication and playful freshness. This drink combines the classic gin with the airy lightness of champagne, creating an astonishingly refined taste. Ice adds a cooling freshness, while olives provide a savory saltiness that balances the sweetness of the sparkling wine. The sparkling-textured martini is a wonderful choice for parties, formal receptions, or romantic dinners. Originating from European mixology, this cocktail draws on the traditions of aristocratic gatherings where gin was considered the drink of the elite and champagne added a touch of luxury. Easy to prepare, it quickly wins the hearts of connoisseurs of refined flavors.
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