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Gin. No question. Anyone who asks for a vodka martini is a pansy.

Both. But I don't like either now as much as I did when I was younger.

I prefer beer.

Grocery store beer.

DukeUsul wrote:Gin. No question. Anyone who asks for a vodka martini is a pansy.

Anyone who drinks martinis is a pansy.
Forget the vermouth, just chill the booze and I'll have either up.

Miles wrote:

DukeUsul wrote:Gin. No question. Anyone who asks for a vodka martini is a pansy.

Anyone who drinks martinis is a pansy.
Forget the vermouth, just chill the booze and I'll have either up.

Well .... I guess I'm a pansy. The only time I drank Gin and it must have been pretty cheap Gin at that was back in late 70/earlier 80's when I tapped my dad's bar. That Gin was disgusting and I've never wanted to drink gasoline again in spite of the buzz! I like Vodka and it goes with most everything! Especially Tini's of all kinds!!!!!!

Although I used to drink vodka (straight) I now drink rye exclusively so, for this discussion, I would have to answer neither.

I like vodka martinis mainly for the olives. I have to get my vegetables!
Love, Ima

Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:I like vodka martinis mainly for the olives. I have to get my vegetables!
Love, Ima

LOL!!!!!!

I like water...honestly, alcohol doesn't have much appeal for me.

Miles wrote:

DukeUsul wrote:Gin. No question. Anyone who asks for a vodka martini is a pansy.

Anyone who drinks martinis is a pansy.
Forget the vermouth, just chill the booze and I'll have either up.

DukeUsul is correct, Miles, and you are incorrect. The gin martini is a man's drink (and the true original martini), while vodka is tasteless drivel.

wilson wrote:

Miles wrote:

DukeUsul wrote:Gin. No question. Anyone who asks for a vodka martini is a pansy.

Anyone who drinks martinis is a pansy.
Forget the vermouth, just chill the booze and I'll have either up.

DukeUsul is correct, Miles, and you are incorrect. The gin martini is a man's drink (and the true original martini), while vodka is tasteless drivel.

I'll buy it, the gin martini was the first and is the only true martini. Vodka came after gin. But I don't like either. While the history is not conclusive, I'd also wager that any modern martini isn't near as bold a drink as the original martini which called for mar more vermouth than the martini you order today. That was a martini.

I just like my liquor simple.

I thin I'm going to have a drink. Cheers!

Miles wrote: I'll buy it, the gin martini was the first and is the only true martini. Vodka came after gin. But I don't like either. While the history is not conclusive, I'd also wager that any modern martini isn't near as bold a drink as the original martini which called for mar more vermouth than the martini you order today. That was a martini.

I just like my liquor simple.

I thin I'm going to have a drink. Cheers!

As dry as I take my martinis, it practically IS drinking the gin neat. I do drink my whisky neat.

Miles wrote:

wilson wrote:

Miles wrote:"quote="DukeUsul""Gin. No question. Anyone who asks for a vodka martini is a pansy."/quote"
Anyone who drinks martinis is a pansy.
Forget the vermouth, just chill the booze and I'll have either up.

DukeUsul is correct, Miles, and you are incorrect. The gin martini is a man's drink (and the true original martini), while vodka is tasteless drivel.

I'll buy it, the gin martini was the first and is the only true martini. Vodka came after gin. But I don't like either. While the history is not conclusive, I'd also wager that any modern martini isn't near as bold a drink as the original martini which called for mar more vermouth than the martini you order today. That was a martini.

I just like my liquor simple.

I thin I'm going to have a drink. Cheers!

ME TOO!!!! It's after noon anyways! I think vodka is allowed in the morning! A good BM is an experience everyone should have! Celery and Celery with creamy peanut butter and cream cheese coming up!

Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:I like vodka martinis mainly for the olives. I have to get my vegetables!
Love, Ima

My mom drinks scotch, but she used to love the olives out of my dad's (gin) martini!

cl15876 wrote:
ME TOO!!!! It's after noon anyways! I think vodka is allowed in the morning! A good BM is an experience everyone should have! Celery and Celery with creamy peanut butter and cream cheese coming up!

I usually experience a good BM every day.

cl15876 wrote:
ME TOO!!!! It's after noon anyways! I think vodka is allowed in the morning! A good BM is an experience everyone should have! Celery and Celery with creamy peanut butter and cream cheese coming up!

First, I'll assume BM stands for Bloody Mary and not bowel movement
Second, I don't care for tomato juice, with or without vodka, so while I love a good bm in the morning , I don't drink BM's, not even for a hangover.

DukeUsul wrote:As dry as I take my martinis, it practically IS drinking the gin neat. I do drink my whisky neat.

Seconded on both counts.

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:...I don't care for tomato juice, with or without vodka, so while I love a good bm in the morning , I don't drink BM's, not even for a hangover.

I'm not nuts about tomato juice either, but I love a good Bloody every once in a while.
The best hangover cure is herbal.

DukeUsul wrote:

Miles wrote: I'll buy it, the gin martini was the first and is the only true martini. Vodka came after gin. But I don't like either. While the history is not conclusive, I'd also wager that any modern martini isn't near as bold a drink as the original martini which called for mar more vermouth than the martini you order today. That was a martini.

I just like my liquor simple.

I thin I'm going to have a drink. Cheers!

As dry as I take my martinis, it practically IS drinking the gin neat. I do drink my whisky neat.

This is a good example of why I don't bother with martinis. I could tolerate a martini in a rocks glass, but the martini glass itself has got to be one of the worst, most pretentious vessels around. It's shape does nothing to promote flavor and they're too wobbly and dainty for good ol fashioned drinking. Just bruise the vodka, strain it into a rocks glass and I'm happy.

I like my liquor neat as well, but I'm not so much of a purist that I will avoid a few drops of water in my Scotch. I think it opens up more flavors.

Miles wrote:...the martini glass itself has got to be one of the worst, most pretentious vessels around. It's shape does nothing to promote flavor and they're too wobbly and dainty for good ol fashioned drinking.

With regard to flavor enhancement, etc., I'm sure you're probably right. But the martini glass is awesome.
Next time you're wearing a tux, order a martini. Then call me the next day and tell me you didn't love it...I dare you.