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Dickens' Dry Martini
In an ironic reference to Charles Dickens' novel Oliver Twist, a "Dickens' Martini" is served without an olive or a twist. The ratio of gin to vermouth...
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Kevin Haynes
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6th February at 19:03
I might try the 5:1 ratio, but I love olives so much, even the cheap ones, that I can't go without them for my martinis.
But to each their own!
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