Tasting Notes





The Barsys Edge
The dirty martini is all about precision. A little too much brine and you lose the balance; too little and it’s just a martini with a salt problem. Barsys nails the core ratios every time so you can focus on the stir and the serve.
Let Barsys measure the mix. You add the personality.

Sip Setting
This one’s built for rooftop evenings, dimly lit lounges, or nights when you’re dressing up even if you’re staying in. The Dirty Martini is all attitude with a salty wink.

Garnish Game
Classic: green olives, ideally two or three. Want to go extra? Try blue cheese-stuffed olives or a cocktail skewer with lemon peel and olive for a layered look.
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FAQs
What is a Dirty Martini?
A dirty martini is a variation of the classic martini that includes olive brine, giving the drink a savory, salty character alongside gin and dry vermouth.
Can I use vodka instead of gin?
Yes. Vodka makes for a cleaner, smoother version. It’s all preference.
How much olive brine should I use?
Start with 15ml. Want it dirtier? Go up in small increments. The brine should complement—not overpower—the drink.
Should I shake or stir a Dirty Martini?
Stir it. Stirring keeps the drink clear and preserves the silky texture. Shaking can dilute or cloud the mix.
Does Barsys work with this recipe?
Absolutely. Let Barsys handle the gin and vermouth, while you customize the brine level to your taste. Stir it cold, garnish, and enjoy