A cosa serve il Martini?

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A cosa serve il Martini?

A cosa serve il Martini?

Il Martini cocktail, conosciuto anche come Dry Martini o semplicemente come Martini, è un drink a base di gin e vermut dry tra i più famosi e apprezzati. Ha un gusto asciutto e forte ed è molto alcolico, 29,8°. Perfetto come aperitivo, ma non per tutti i palati.

Cosa è il Martini Bianco?

Martini Bianco: deriva il suo nome dai fiori bianchi di vaniglia. Fu creato nel 1910 e si guadagnò l'appellativo di 'Bianchissimo'. È basato su una miscela di erbe aromatiche, spezie dolci e floreali. ... L'aroma è intenso e dolce, con profumo di vaniglia.

What is aperitivo Martini Time?

  • MARTINI is calling for us all to recognise and value this time spent together. The simple pleasure of breaking bread and sharing a drink. Telling our stories, reliving memories and making plans. This is the joy of an afternoon Aperitivo – what we like to call Martini Time.

What is the best way to drink Martini?

  • Best expressed in a glass with plenty of ice, a mix 50/50 with tonic to ensure the delicate citrus aromas are carried evenly throughout this irresistible long drink. Pack a balloon glass with ice. Pour in an equal ratio of MARTINI Non-Alcoholic Vibrante and tonic water. Stir gently for a few moments. Garnish with the orange wheel.

What is aperitivo and what is it for?

  • Aperitivo is the Italian tradition of meeting friends in the early evening for tasteful cocktails and good conversation. Our Non-Alcoholic Aperitivo range fits perfectly into the typical Italian Aperitivo hour, pairing excellently with delicious small plates and light salty snacks.

What is an apéritif and who invented it?

  • Although the concept of inspiring your stomach to do one thing or another with alcohol is probably as old as alcohol itself, the concept of the modern apéritif is generally thought to have been invented (or effectively marketed) by the distiller Antonio Benedetto Carpano, who also created one of the first types of vermouth in Turin in 1786.

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