Dry Martini Mocktail
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An alcohol-free approximation of the classic Dry Martini.
Franklin D. Roosevelt mixed his own martinis for guests in the White House, usually three or four parts gin to one of dry vermouth. Winston Churchill's famous habit of only glancing at the vermouth bottle is, as far as anyone can show, a legend. Read about the White House drinks
Method
Stirred
Glass
martini
Difficulty
Easy
Flavor Profile
Recipe Variations
Ingredients
Servings:
1
Your bar: 0/2
60 ml
🥃 systembolagetHerbal non-alcoholic spirit — closest to a London Dry profile.
Lemon Twist(optional)
110 ml
🥃 systembolagetNon-alc dry vermouth alternative.
🌱 Vegan🌾 Gluten-free🍷 Contains sulphites
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Ad🍹Alcohol-free versionTaste fidelity: 6.5/10
Mocktail: alcohol-free interpretation. Taste differs from the original.
Where to find the ingredients: 🥃 Liquor store (NA shelf)
Instructions
Mix Seedlip Garden 108 and Lyre's Aperitif Dry in a shaker filled with ice, or use a stirring glass with ice and stir.
Pour the mixture into a chilled martini glass.
Garnish by placing 1 to 3 green olives on a toothpick and adding it to the drink, or twist a lemon peel over the cocktail before dropping it inside.
A non-alcoholic approximation of the Dry Martini.