Martini Cocktail Kit & Gift Set Box

Inside the martini gift pack, you’ll find premium quality ingredients, including:

Gin or Vodka Martini Set Options: Looking for a martini gift set with alcohol? You are in the right place! This kit gives you a great choice between a premium vodka or a gin martini gift set. You can customize your martini to match your personal taste.

Dry Vermouth: The martini cocktail set includes a bottle of dry vermouth. This ingredient is key for a classic martini flavour. The mix of the chosen spirit and vermouth makes a well-balanced cocktail. This works for both a classic gin martini and a fresh vodka martini. If you prefer you can reduce the amount of vermouth while making the drink for a dry martini gift set.

Garnish For Martini Making Kit: To elevate your drink presentation, we also provide dehydrated lemon garnishes. These beautiful, dried lemon slices add color to your cocktail. They also give a light citrus smell that improves the drinking experience.

Martini Kit Gift Recipe Card: Our kit includes a nicely designed recipe card. It helps you make the perfect martini step by step. The card has tips for mixing, shaking, or stirring your cocktail just right. This helps make sure every drink is made with care and skill.

At this time we just offer a martini gift box. You can also order and make your own gift basket using our ingredients. 

The history of the martini is an interesting journey. It connects different cultures, cocktail inventions, and famous moments in history. The exact origins of the martini are still a bit of a mystery. However, several theories explain how this classic cocktail developed over time.

Early Beginnings
The roots of the martini can be traced back to the mid-19th century. One of the first mentions of a drink like the martini is in the 1863 edition of “The Bartender’s Guide.” This book was written by Jerry Thomas, who is known as the father of mixology. 

In his recipe, Thomas shares a drink called the “Martinez.” It is made with Old Tom gin, sweet vermouth, maraschino liqueur, and orange bitters. This drink is believed to be an early version of the modern martini. It may have been named after Martinez, California, where it was said to be created.

The Transition to the Martini
As the years progressed, the drink began to evolve. By the 1880s, the modern dry martini started to take shape. The use of dry vermouth became more common, and gin brands like Beefeater and Tanqueray began to gain popularity. 

The shift from sweet to dry vermouth marked a significant turning point in the cocktail’s history. This change is often linked to the shifting preferences of cocktail lovers. It is also due to bartenders who tried new ingredients and proportions.

Prohibition Era
Prohibition started in the United States in 1920. It greatly changed cocktail culture, including the martini. During this time, making and selling alcoholic drinks was illegal. 

This led to the rise of speakeasies, which were underground bars that served these drinks. The martini flourished in these hidden venues, where it became a symbol of sophistication and rebellion. The secretive nature of speakeasies contributed to the cocktail’s mystique and allure.

The Golden Age of Cocktails
The 1930s and 1940s marked the golden age of cocktails, and the martini became a staple in bars and social gatherings. During this time, the drink became famous. This was partly because of its link to glamorous people and Hollywood movies. 

The martini is well-known for its connection to characters like James Bond. He famously ordered his martini “shaken, not stirred.” This phrase solidified the martini’s place in popular culture and contributed to its enduring appeal.

Contemporary Significance
Today, the martini remains one of the most recognizable cocktails in the world. Its classic appeal is celebrated in cocktail bars, restaurants, and social gatherings. The drink is still a symbol of sophistication. 

Order the best martini kit today to enjoy this timeless classic!