Former policeman turned crime writer John Sutherland raises a glass to the drinking habits of some of our most iconic ...

The ratio on the original Martini was two-to-one, gin to dry vermouth. Over time, the amount of vermouth dropped and now a Martini ratio of four to one is normal. You can also use vodka instead of gin ...

Classically booze-forward martinis may go down easy, but can make for a hard morning. This lower-alcohol version is a great ...

W ith only 3 essential ingredients, a martini is one of the easiest cocktails around. Its origins, like many other famous ...

These are the most iconic cocktail recipes everyone should know how to make. Once you master these simple classics, you can ...

Nope, that number isn’t random! We spoke with a mixologist to find out the reason behind this martini mystery.

If you are looking for a new take on an extra dirty martini, all you need is two more ingredients in the shaker and you have yourself the viral Caesar-tini.

In a cocktail shaker filled halfway with ice, add gin, St. Germain, and lemon juice. Shake until the exterior of the cup is ...

Do we want this cocktail to continue diluting and changing as the drinker imbibes? If so, smaller formats of ice are used.” A ...

“When we first opened Quinary, our mission was to introduce what we term Multisensory Mixology – a concept that was uncommon in Hong Kong at the time,” he says. “We anticipated it would be ...

Absinthe and brut Champagne come together in this drink built directly in a coupe glass or flute ... All classic Martini variations are essentially two-ingredient cocktails (minus the bitters ...

Olives provide some fibre, vitamin E and healthy monounsaturated oils. And yes, they do count towards your 5-a-day portions. However, a portion of olives is about 80 grams weighed without the ...