
The Vodka Drink Would Like Your Attention
Some of the most important drinks of the cocktail renaissance were built on a vodka base. Here are the ones to know, and how to make them.
- story: Punch Staff
- photo: Lizzie Munro
Some of the most important drinks of the cocktail renaissance were built on a vodka base. Here are the ones to know, and how to make them.
A cocktail recipe that begins with a Negroni template but swaps gin for vodka and departs from the equal-parts ratio.
The French Martini combines vodka, Chambord raspberry liqueur and pineapple juice.
A combination of grapefruit-flavored vodka, grapefruit syrup, lemon, mint, honey and two types of bitters signaling a shift in vodka’s standing among the cocktail cognoscenti.
The world-renowned Athens bar breaks down the creative process behind its wasabi- and coffee-laced take on the Martini.
Jelani Johnson recasts the hard-hitting Martini as a nuanced, vodka-forward cocktail.
Dave Arnold's tea-infused, milk-washed vodka sour.
To keep a grip on sanity, keep it straightforward.
Tristan Willey and Mark Byrne’s carbon-negative vodka distilled from coffee waste has big flavor and even bigger ambitions.