
Few cocktails carry the same quiet confidence as a properly made dry martini, and this vodka version delivers that elegance in every sip. The ratio of vodka to dry vermouth keeps things bracingly clean, while the technique of stirring rather than shaking ensures a silky, crystal-clear result with just the right amount of dilution. Chilling the glass beforehand is a small step that makes a noticeable difference โ the drink stays cold longer and feels genuinely refined from the first sip to the last. A lemon twist expressed over the surface adds a bright citrus note, while a couple of briny cocktail olives take it in a more savory direction, so you can tailor the finish to your mood. For anyone navigating nut allergies, a classic cocktail like this is one of the easiest wins around โ the ingredient list is short, straightforward, and completely free of the hidden nut-based additions that can sneak into flavored spirits or pre-made cocktail mixes. This is the kind of drink that rewards a little patience and attention to detail, and once you've made it at home, it's hard to go back to anything less.
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Place a martini glass or coupe in the freezer for at least 2 minutes, or fill it with ice water while you prepare the drink.
Fill a mixing glass two-thirds full with ice. Add the dry vermouth first, then the vodka.
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