This article originally appeared at Drink of the Week
Cold cocktails should be served in cold glasses. But there are different ways to chill a glass. Don’t worry; they all work well! It’s just a matter of choosing the method that works best for your situation.
Here are the ways you can chill your cocktail glasses:
1. Keep glasses in the fridge or freezer. This is the easiest method, but only if you have the room to do it. Works great for a small gathering or quiet cocktail evening at home, but not for a large party.
3. Keep glasses in ice. Make a little mountain of crushed ice. Turn the glasses upside down and store them in the ice. This is a good method for a large party or one where people are mixing their own drinks.
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Take these techniques out for a spin and make some cocktails!









Comments
Your Martini recipe is a joke! A good Martini needs at least 2 tsp dry vermouth per two oz. of gin. A great addition to this is one dash of orange bitters.
Apr 12, 2011 at 8:21 PM
Yeah, really! Why is The Spir.it hatin' on vermouth? A proper martini should have a good measure of it. Maybe Churchill preferred straight gin martinis, but he was a drunk!
Dec 14, 2011 at 8:06 PM
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