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The Martini: The Iconic Cocktail (2016)
This award winning short shares myths and truths, history, debates on ingredients, and bartenders’ takes on the world’s most celebrated cocktail. Where does the name come from? Who created the first Martini? Where did the olive come from? Should it be made with Gin or Vodka, Shaken or stirred?
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This award winning short shares myths and truths, history, debates on ingredients, and bartenders’ takes on the world’s most celebrated cocktail. Where does the name come from? Who created the first Martini? Where did the olive come from? Should it be made with Gin or Vodka, Shaken or stirred?
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/1/2016
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Runtime:36 minutes
Studio:Dutch Light Films
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