
Few cocktails are as quietly confident as a properly made dry martini, and this vodka version delivers that same sleek, ice-cold elegance with nothing but a handful of pantry-simple ingredients. The technique here is everything โ chilling the glass ahead of time and stirring rather than shaking gives you a silky, crystal-clear drink with just the right amount of dilution. Dry vermouth adds a whisper of herbal complexity that keeps the vodka from feeling flat, and the choice between a lemon twist or briny cocktail olives lets you tailor the finish to your mood. Expressing the lemon oils over the surface before dropping in the peel is a small step that makes a genuinely noticeable difference in aroma and brightness. Tree nut allergies can make navigating flavored spirits and pre-made cocktail mixes a real headache, but this recipe keeps things refreshingly straightforward โ every ingredient here is naturally free of nuts and nut-derived additions. It's the kind of drink that feels special on a Tuesday night and equally at home at a dinner party.
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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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