Add gin, vermouth, and olive brine to a glass with ice and stir until chilled. Strain the martini into the glass. Add a few drops of olive oil and garnish with a fresh piece of rosemary and one olive.

If you've ever wondered what drinking a martini with a twist actually means, we've got all the answers for you, and what ...

Garnish with the sprig of fresh basil, two stuffed Kalamata olives & one feta-stuffed green olive. * Basil Infused Gin Instructions: Place 10 fresh basil leaves in the bottle of gin.

This briny, cheesy dip is inspired by the Dirty Martini and a classic blue cheese-stuffed olive garnish. Buttery Castelvetrano olives are soaked in gin, vermouth, and lemon peel strips so they ...

While nobody will fault you for making your martini with vodka, an “authentic” martini is made with gin and vermouth and often has an olive and/or lemon twist garnish. It’s simple, elegant ...

Not just any olive can stand up to the tall order of being a perfect complement for such a substantive cocktail. Here are our best recommendations for an olive-and-Martini match made in heaven.

The word “Martini” contains multitudes—vodka or gin, shaken or stirred, olives or twist—while the word Gibson refers exclusively to a stirred mixture of gin and dry vermouth with an onion.

Gin cocktails are always our first drink of choice at a bar, but if you're inspired to try your hand at home, these gin cocktail recipes are quick and easy.