Ingredients
- 1 part gin
- 1 splash dry white vermouth
- 1 splash kalamata olive juice
- Kalamata olives, for garnish
Directions
Add gin, vermouth, and olive juice to a cocktail shaker filled with ice. Shake vigorously.
Pour into chilled martini glasses. Garnish with a pick skewered with kalamata olives
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By LR YADI
LITTLE ROCK, AR
on March 19, 2012
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First off I don't buy kalamatas in oil.They are usually in a vinegar and grape juice brine. Very salty. Also I hope these negs are not using sweet vermouth. YUCK! I made a Kalamata Vodka Martini as per your instructions, it was a pleasing color. Maybe a light amber brown. It really had some of that deep purple color of the olive in it. I like it better than a regular dirty. I googled it after the idea entered my mind, and there you were at the top of the page. GOODSTUFF! HICCUPP!
By cupspinner
delton, MI
on January 14, 2011
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Use far less vermouth, and enjoy the pinkish brown color. It is different, but the Kalamata olive juice is a very tasty kind of "dirty". Not beautifully clear, but different.
By albeck_11902237
Erieville, NY
on June 03, 2009
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My only complaint would be that it had too much vermouth - I like martinis to be bone dry.
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