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Version 1.2.10 · 2022-07-24
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An app for Martini-lovers! The Martini Cocktail app is a unique reference to the king of cocktails in all its staggering variations.
- No citrus drinks
- No “chocolate martinis” or nonsense of that kind
- Nothing actually sweet—dry, and off-dry drinks only
- Gin cocktails (73%) and vodka cocktails (13%), nearly all with vermouth or other aromatic wines (see full list of included recipes)
- A hundred carefully-curated recipes* spanning the entire history of the Martini, beginning with its first documented origins in the 1880s and running to present day interpretations
- 71 Dry Martinis (and close relatives) to explore, drawn from essential books, famous personalities, and institutions
- 30 off-dry Martinis (and close relatives) to rediscover employing red vermouth, white vermouth, genever, and/or Old Tom Gin
- Fully-annotated by author and journalist Robert Simonson
- The perfect compani…
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