Lorraine cocktail or Charles de Gaulle Martini: A Timeless Classic Cocktail from the 1960s

The cocktail was created in England in the 1960s and dedicated to the momentous visit of Charles de Gaulle. The original recipe reflects the harmonious combination of gin, dry vermouth, and fragrant orange liqueur. This strong cocktail is characterised by its delicate sweetness and long, intricate aftertaste. It is a famous classic for true patriots.

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Ingredients

gin

dry vermouth

orange liqueur

to taste

ice cubes

to taste

orange zest

Method

In a shaker, add gin, vermouth, and ice. Stir with a spoon.
Fill a glass with ice.
Strain the cocktail into the glass.
Garnish with orange zest.

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