How to make our iconic DUKES Vesper Martini at home?

How to make our legendary DUKES Vesper Martini at home? By Alessandro Palazzi, Bar Manager, at DUKES Bar, DUKES LONDON
Ingredients:
- 4 dashes Angostura Bitters
- 10 ml Sacred English Amber Vermouth
- 80ml frozen No.3 Gin
- 20ml frozen Potocki
- 1 zest of organic Seville orange
Method:
- Drop 4 dashes Angostura Bitters into the frozen glass
- Top the glass up with 10 ml Sacred English Amber Vermouth
- Top the glass up with 20ml frozen Potocki
- Top the glass up with 80ml frozen No.3 Gin
- Finish off with a large twist of zest of organic Seville orange, squeeze the orange zest to extract the fragrant oils
- Finally, gently swirl the orange zest around the rim of the glass and drop it into the glass and enjoy your DUKES Vesper Martini
To learn more about DUKES Bar and DUKES LONDON, please visit our website at www.dukeshotel.com.
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[@davidhoward6271]

Thank you Alessandro for showing us the way to create a proper English Vesper martini. Cheers!

[@oskarek57]

Dukes is so great, but I am sure, that his Martini should be served only at Dukes bar, because if we try to make everything at home, then there is no reason to go out and we don´t experience this special moment, so only at Dukes bar!!!
Thank you

[@zacmorgan417]

Procured some Sacred amber vermouth precisely to make one of these. Lovely!

[@elizabethm.1516]

This is such a delight! Thank you, I wished I had seen this video during the pandemic thanks for the tutorial ❤

[@christinecamley]

Spectacular Martini - The Vesper Martini is a treat!!

[@iaralicht9329]

Espetacular . Quanta elegância e preciosidade no seu modo de preparar um drink. Uma aula de glamour. Estou encantada .

[@michaelpoplawski2998]

Well done, and great explanations of the ingredients and why you are using them.

[@lesbrown8099]

Thank you…

[@danwallach8826]

I tried making this according to the book's recipe.
I used Bombay Sapphire. Chopin Potato Vodka. Lillet. And a lemon peel.
However, I failed to zest the lemon and did not use Angostura.
I did, however, ensure my glass was frozen and used a mixing container filled with ice.
I stirred instead of shake because I read that shaking causes cloudiness.
Well, it's nice to experiment.

[@michaelpoplawski2998]

I would think the sapphire would impart a strong taste and overpower the martini.

[@butopiatoo]

Awesome

[@darkoanton5]

Three Key is an outstanding gin.

[@ianboard544]

gimmicky. Just give me an ordinary dry martini, made with a decent gin, with 3 olives.