Cardinale

Tanqueray, Campari & Dolin Dry

At a glance

Dolin Dry stands in for rosso, so it comes out lean and sharp.

Ingredients

Make it

Ratio1:1:1
  • Method

    Stir with ice, then strain into a chilled glass.

  • Ice

    No ice in the final serve.

  • Glass

    Cocktail glass.

  • Garnish

    Lemon twist.

Temperature and dilution

Dry vermouth leaves no sweet cushion. Enough dilution keeps the drink lean without letting the edge turn raw.

What does properly diluted mean?

Stir until the glass is properly cold and the drink tastes joined rather than hot and separate. Timing varies with the ice.

For a drink served up, there is no ice to follow it into the glass, so it needs to reach its intended chill and dilution before it leaves the mixing glass. A chilled serving glass keeps it cold at the table.

Taste

  • Bitterness
    GentleBitter
  • Sweetness
    DrySweet
  • Body
    LightFull
  • Herbal character
    CleanHerbal
  • Strength feel
    SofterStronger

Compare

Set against a Cocchi Classic, the difference lands straight away: less sweetness, less body, more edge.

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