Saturn Martini

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Serve in

a Martini glass...
7 fresh Seedless white grapes
1½ fl oz Ketel One Citroen Vodka
2 spoon Runny honey
1½ fl oz Sauvignon blanc white wine
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How to make:

MUDDLE grapes in base of shaker. STIR honey with vodka and grapes to dissolve honey. Add wine, SHAKE with ice and fine strain into chilled glass.

Garnish:

White grapes

Comment:

Delicate, beautifully balanced and subtly flavoured.

About:

Created in 2001 by Tony Conigliaro at Isola, Knightsbridge, London, England.

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