When you ice the cocktail glass after you swirl the vermouth, doesn’t the vermouth flavor wash away with the water and ice?
How come these steps aren’t reversed? I guess the room temperature vermouth would warm the glass, but I think the flavor is more important than the temperature.
LOL, I know I’m probably wrong, though. This guy seems do be a genius!
hmmmm…. i think the way the dude on the bombay sapphire channel makes a martini is the best. he pours the vermouth on the ice in the mixing glass first, swirls it, then strains it so that the vermouth coats the ice but the excess is drained off. then he adds the gin and stirs and serves. works great.
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When you ice the cocktail glass after you swirl the vermouth, doesn’t the vermouth flavor wash away with the water and ice?
How come these steps aren’t reversed? I guess the room temperature vermouth would warm the glass, but I think the flavor is more important than the temperature.
LOL, I know I’m probably wrong, though. This guy seems do be a genius!
Nice video!
I agree, it seems odd to put ice water on top of the very little vermouth in the glass.
hmmmm…. i think the way the dude on the bombay sapphire channel makes a martini is the best. he pours the vermouth on the ice in the mixing glass first, swirls it, then strains it so that the vermouth coats the ice but the excess is drained off. then he adds the gin and stirs and serves. works great.
Yeah I like that way better…putting the vermouth in the glass then straining out the vermouth leaving a coat of it on the ice.