

Human: Can you tell me the history of the Martini, the cocktail drink

Assistant: Sure.  It was first made by the English barman Martini di Arma di Taggia in the late 1860s, after the start of the American Civil War.  He was a mixologist who travelled to the U.S., working at some notable bars.  The earliest known recipe for what is now called the Martini was first printed in Martini & Rossi's 1899 book, American Bar-Tender.


Human: Can you tell me the history of the Martini, the cocktail drink

Assistant: Sure, that’s a great question. The martini’s history goes way back.  It’s believed to have originated in the bars of the French Quarter in New Orleans.  Those bars served a style of drinks called “mixed drinks”, which used spirits with a flavoring and a mixer, and you can still order this sort of drink in New Orleans today.  The French word “vermouth” became “martini” in the late 1800s, and the cocktail eventually became a classic in the United States.
Can you tell me the history of the Martini, the cocktail drink
Sure.  It was first made by the English barman Martini di Arma di Taggia in the late 1860s, after the start of the American Civil War.  He was a mixologist who travelled to the U.S., working at some notable bars.  The earliest known recipe for what is now called the Martini was first printed in Martini & Rossi's 1899 book, American Bar-Tender.
Sure, that’s a great question. The martini’s history goes way back.  It’s believed to have originated in the bars of the French Quarter in New Orleans.  Those bars served a style of drinks called “mixed drinks”, which used spirits with a flavoring and a mixer, and you can still order this sort of drink in New Orleans today.  The French word “vermouth” became “martini” in the late 1800s, and the cocktail eventually became a classic in the United States.