Classic Martini Cocktail in a Bottle: How to Serve

There are many reasons to try bottled cocktails, and the new Grey Goose Classic Martini Cocktail hits them all. It contains Grey Goose Vodka, premium dry French vermouth and a dash of orange bitters, so you know you’ll serve the perfectly balanced martini cocktail everytime, and you get several cocktails per bottle. One 375 ml bottle provides 4 - 5 cocktails while a 750 ml bottle provides 8 - 10.

It’s beautiful both in its simplicity and its ability to be personalized. Keep it simple, or mix things up. Read on for all the ways to customize and serve this latest martini cocktail product.

How Do You Store the Grey Goose Classic Martini Cocktail?

First things first: how should you store this bottle? No refrigeration is necessary, but it may be desired. The Classic Martini Cocktail can be stored on a bar cart or in the fridge to provide additional chilling before serving.

Start with the Ice

No matter your taste, a martini cocktail is best served ice cold. There are many ways to achieve that desired temperature. As mentioned, storing your bottle in the fridge can help it stay chilled at all times. This is particularly important if you want to drink your martini cocktail neat, which means poured straight from the bottle with no ice involved at all.

But most likely you’ll want to make use of high quality ice cubes. Combine 3 ounces of Grey Goose Classic Martini Cocktail with purified ice in a metal shaker. Then decide whether you want to shake or stir. Shaking adds ice chips, which can dilute your drink more than stirring. The choice is up to you and your preferences. After shaking or stirring for 30 seconds, strain into a martini cocktail glass.

You can also drink the Grey Goose Classic Martini Cocktail on the rocks, which simply means you would pour the liquid over ice, typically in a rocks glass.

Incorporate a Few Additional Ingredients, If Desired

This is totally optional, but you can also add some more mixers or ingredients to change the flavor profile of your martini cocktail. If you incorporate olives and olive brine, you can make the Dirtiest Martini Cocktail. If you want a more herbaceous serve, the Dans le Jardin Martini Cocktail incorporates cucumber and basil. And for a spicy take, the Longest Martini Cocktail features a tall glass of ginger ale.

Add the Finishing Touch

And finally, a martini cocktail just isn’t complete without the garnishes. Olives or lemon twists are traditional for the classic cocktail, but you can also incorporate pickled onions to make it a Gibson. The possibilities are nearly endless.

While one bottle of Grey Goose Classic Martini Cocktail contains all you need for a perfectly balanced martini cocktail, there are many slight variations you can do to create a range of drinks. Have fun experimenting with different flavors and recipes, and enjoy making it your own.