The original author’s version of an American cocktail was published in the 1930s. The familiar combination of dry vermouth and gin is enhanced by a few drops of absinthe, which give the drink an incredible aroma with pleasant notes of wormwood bitterness. The refreshing dryness and delicate herbal aftertaste make it an excellent substitute for the classic dry martini.
gin
dry vermouth
absinthe
maraschino cherry
ice cubes
lemon juice
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