Nasty MartiniCocktail recipe
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Method
How to make a Nasty Martini
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- Swill the inside of a chilled cocktail glass with absinthe so it is coated
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- Add a shot of Grand Marnier, half a shot of vermouth and a shot of Wyborowa vodka to a cocktail shaker with ice
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- Shake well and strain into the absinthe-rinsed glass
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- Layer a shot of absinthe on top and serve
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FAQ's
How should the Nasty Martini be mixed to ensure its flavors are well combined?
The Nasty Martini should be shaken with ice in a cocktail shaker until well chilled. This helps to fully integrate the strong flavors of orange liqueur, absinthe, vodka, and red vermouth, ensuring a smooth blend. After shaking, strain it into a chilled cocktail glass.
What garnish complements the Nasty Martini?
Given the unique combination of ingredients in the Nasty Martini, an orange peel twist or a thin lemon peel spiral would complement its citrus and herbal flavors well. The garnish adds an aromatic element to the drink's presentation and introduces a fresh zestiness that balances the potent mix.
How does the alcohol content of the Nasty Martini compare to a classic martini?
The Nasty Martini has an alcohol content of 32.29%, which is relatively high but comparable to a classic martini that typically ranges from 30% to 40% alcohol by volume, depending on the ratios of gin (or vodka) and vermouth used. The inclusion of absinthe in the Nasty Martini contributes to its potency.
Can I substitute another spirit for the absinthe in the Nasty Martini if I find its flavor too strong?
Yes, if you find absinthe's flavor too overpowering, you can substitute it with Pastis for a slightly milder anise flavor, or a small amount of Pernod to retain the herbal complexity without overwhelming the cocktail. Adjust the quantity based on your taste preference.
Is the Nasty Martini suitable for any particular type of gathering or event?
The Nasty Martini, with its bold and complex flavors, is particularly suited for sophisticated, adult gatherings such as cocktail parties or dinner events where unique, strong cocktails are appreciated. Its distinct character makes it a conversation starter, ideal for occasions that call for something out of the ordinary.
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