Anytime you’re drinking a Martini, you’re drinking an iconic piece of history. The lemon oils from the garnish brighten the cocktail. The marriage of orange bitters, vodka, and Italian dry vermouth makes for a timeless drink that has notes of citrus, aromatic fruits, and a hint of herbaceousness from the fortified wine. Why use GREY GOOSE instead of, well, some other vodka? The quality, taste, and legacy of GREY GOOSE. This first drink is a classic for a very simple reason: It’s consistently delicious. So let’s change out of those sweatpants and make some delicious drinks that are just the thing to add to the long winter months. You can absolutely enjoy GREY GOOSE on its own, but we’re talking Martini Cocktails here: the tuxedo of cocktails. No record number of distillations, no marketing gimmickry. It’s distilled in France using just two ingredients: water from Gensac-la-Pallue in southwestern France and single-origin wheat from Picardy in the north. The secret to why GREY GOOSE is so delicious and of such high quality isn’t really a secret. Thanks to cellar master François Thibault, both a distiller and native of Cognac who created the liquid, Frank’s dreams became a reality as he took his wealth of experience and crafted a beautiful spirit that has been a top-shelf choice for over two decades.
The brand was launched by renowned American businessman Sidney Frank. It has the flexibility to be the star of the show or works in harmony as a supporting player when infused with spices or fruit, or used alongside other spirits and liqueurs. Strain into a Collins glass filled with fresh ice and top with soda and jalapeno garnish.Suffice it to say that vodka is the most versatile spirit on your shelf. Add remaining ingredients and shake vigorously. The cocktail will be served throughout The Kentucky Derby and is a refreshing combination of Grey Goose Vodka’s newest expression, Le Melon, mixed with a unique blend of muddled jalapeño, freshly squeezed grapefruit and lemon juices, a hint of St-Germain liqueur’s floral sweetness, and a splash of soda. This year, Grey Goose Le Melon Vodka will raise a toast to Todd Pletcher at this year’s Kentucky Derby with a nobly inspired, hand-crafted cocktail known as “All The Kings Horses”. At just 42 years old, he has overcome adversity and established himself as one of the youngest and most prolific trainers in history, earning his nickname of “The King”. As the six-time champion leading American Thoroughbred horse trainer, the simple mention of the name Todd Pletcher in the world of Thoroughbred racing causes heads to turn.
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