Dirty Martini
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[..YouTube..] Um..a lemon olive martini?..I tried one myself..no thank you!
[..YouTube..] Um..a lemon olive martini?..I tried one myself..no thank you!
[..YouTube..] Um..a lemon olive martini?..I tried one myself..no thank you!
[..YouTube..] Um..a lemon olive martini?..I tried one myself..no thank you!
[..YouTube..] Um..a lemon olive martini?..I tried one myself..no thank you!
Um..a lemon olive martini?..I tried one myself..no thank you!
[..YouTube..] Hi Jack. I’ve been watching a few of your bartending videos. Anyway, in some cases you cooled the stem cocktail glass with just ice, however in other instances you cooled the glass down with ice and water. Is there any difference? Does the ice and water cool down quicker than just ice? Thanks for your help.
[..YouTube..] Hi Jack. I’ve been watching a few of your bartending videos. Anyway, in some cases you cooled the stem cocktail glass with just ice, however in other instances you cooled the glass down with ice and water. Is there any difference? Does the ice and water cool down quicker than just ice? Thanks for your help.
[..YouTube..] Hi Jack. I’ve been watching a few of your bartending videos. Anyway, in some cases you cooled the stem cocktail glass with just ice, however in other instances you cooled the glass down with ice and water. Is there any difference? Does the ice and water cool down quicker than just ice? Thanks for your help.
[..YouTube..] Hi Jack. I’ve been watching a few of your bartending videos. Anyway, in some cases you cooled the stem cocktail glass with just ice, however in other instances you cooled the glass down with ice and water. Is there any difference? Does the ice and water cool down quicker than just ice? Thanks for your help.