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Take A Culinary Approach To Your Martini With Moebius

Join Head Bartender Giovanni Allario from Moebius as he shows us how to make the bar’s extraordinary, culinary-based Pesto Martini

By: Tiff Christie|May 7,2024

While the Martini has always been an elegant drink, create it with culinary influences, as they do at Moebius in Milan, and you’ll truly see its beauty in a whole new light.

We were fortunate enough to catch up with Head Bartender Giovanni Allario as the crew from Moebius prepared for a guest shift in Cape Town, and he showed us how they prepare their Pesto Martini.


Created with an infusion of Pesto in Vodka, the drink adds a little Vermouth as you might expect, but also a touch of saline solution and the acidity of White Balsamic Vinegar to enhance the flavour.

Moebius, located in the heart of historical Milan, is a unique open-air space that focuses on contemporary hospitality to create a fun and convivial atmosphere across its bar, restaurant, bistrot and vinyl store.

To find out more about the bar, go to moebiusmilano.it and go to @gioallario to follow Giovanni

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Ingredients

60 ml Vodka Pesto

10 ml Dolin Dry vermouth

4 ml Dolin Blanc vermouth

2 dashes Salt Solution (1 part salt : 10 part water)

0.4 ml White Balsamic Vinegar

Instructions

Add ingredients to an ice-filled cocktail shaker and stir it down really well. Strain into pre-chilled glass.

Pesto – 100 g Italian Basil, 30 g Pine nuts, 15 g Pecorino, 20 g Parmigiano, 200/250 g EVO Olive Oil

Add all ingredients into a blender and blend until smooth

Vodka Pesto – 0,7 L Vodka, 50 g Pesto
Add the ingredients in a sealed container, let it infuse for 3 hours at room temperature, then store in the freezer overnight. Filter through a fine mesh strainer then again through a coffee filter

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