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Dirty Martini Recipe

24 June 2023 by The Bottle Club

Dirty Martini cocktail
Image Credit: Photo by Stanislav Ivanitskiy on Unsplash

To celebrate the much-anticipated season 2 of the Sex and the City revival ‘And Just Like That’, The Bottle Club are sharing some of their favourite cocktails made popular by the beloved characters in the popular series.

The appearance of the ‘dirty martini’ on Sex and the City is perhaps most remembered for being the drink that Samantha Jones throws in the face of her cheating lover, Richard Wright, during season 5.

A classic drink for lovers of salty flavours. Adding olive brine to the ingredients of a classic gin or vodka martini is what makes the drink ‘dirty’. This is due to its change in appearance from clear to cloudy. 

Dirty Martini Recipe

Serves: 1

Ingredients

  • 80ml of dry gin
  • 20ml of dry vermouth
  • 3 pitted green olives 
  • 15ml of olive brine 
  • Ice

Method

  1. Add a martini glass to the fridge or freezer to chill.
  2. Thread olives onto a cocktail stick and set aside.
  3. Fill a jug or mixing glass with ice, as well as the gin, vermouth and olive brine.
  4. Stir gently until the outside of the jug or glass feels cold.
  5. Strain into your martini glass, garnish with olive skewer and serve.

About The Bottle Club

Founded in 2014 by family-run business Millennium Group, we started life as Wine Mill but with an extensive range of both wines and spirits the name just didn’t fit, so we said goodbye to old branding and were re-born as The Bottle Club in 2018. Made up of a team of industry experts and curious drinkers, we’re on a mission to revive the classics, discover new artisan producers and generally satisfy our fascination with drinks – because you never know what you could be missing!

Our range is hand-selected to feature the best of wines and spirits – but that’s up to you to judge. We strive to provide the drinks we think are worth it, from good old favourites to the latest tipples that tickle our fancy. Find out more at The Bottle Club website.

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