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A '''martini''' was an [[alcohol]]ic [[beverage]] traditionally made from a mixture of [[gin]] and dry [[vermouth]], with a variant "[[vodka martini]]" which substituted [[vodka]] for gin. Preparation of the martini generally consisted of a small amount of vermouth poured over [[ice]] to slightly melt and flavor the ice. The desired amount of gin or vodka was added, and the mixture was shaken or stirred according to taste and then served without the ice. The martini was usually served with green [[olive]]s or a twist of [[lemon]] peel. |
A '''martini''' was an [[alcohol]]ic [[beverage]] traditionally made from a mixture of [[gin]] and dry [[vermouth]], with a variant "[[vodka martini]]" which substituted [[vodka]] for gin. Preparation of the martini generally consisted of a small amount of vermouth poured over [[ice]] to slightly melt and flavor the ice. The desired amount of gin or vodka was added, and the mixture was shaken or stirred according to taste and then served without the ice. The martini was usually served with green [[olive]]s or a twist of [[lemon]] peel. |
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[[File:Clemonds martini.jpg|thumb|A martini with olives]] |
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Revision as of 12:36, 8 May 2019
Dr. Boyce serves Captain Pike a martini
A martini was an alcoholic beverage traditionally made from a mixture of gin and dry vermouth, with a variant "vodka martini" which substituted vodka for gin. Preparation of the martini generally consisted of a small amount of vermouth poured over ice to slightly melt and flavor the ice. The desired amount of gin or vodka was added, and the mixture was shaken or stirred according to taste and then served without the ice. The martini was usually served with green olives or a twist of lemon peel.
Doctor Phil Boyce, after arriving in Captain Christopher Pike's quarters in 2254 and putting ice into a glass to Pike's surpise, noted "who wants a warm martini?". When asked why he thought Pike needed one, Boyce commented, "Sometimes a man will tell his bartender things he'll never tell his doctor." (TOS: "The Cage", "The Menagerie, Part I")
A martini with olives
L.Q. Clemonds ordered a martini, with two olives "for the vitamins", from the replicator of the USS Enterprise-D shortly after being awoken from a cryonics satellite in 2364. (TNG: "The Neutral Zone")
In the Julian Bashir, Secret Agent holoprogram, Mona Luvsitt was very adept at making martinis. (DS9: "Our Man Bashir")
In 2373, Nicky the Nose asked Jean-Luc Picard (as Dixon Hill) what he was up to with Picard replying "Martinis and skirts". (Star Trek: First Contact)
When Jake Sisko and Kesha joined Nog at Vic's Las Vegas Lounge in 2375, all three had a martini. (DS9: "It's Only a Paper Moon")
Later that year, Howard had a martini at Vic's each night while his colleague Al phoned his mother. (DS9: "Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang")