I’ve traveled a bit. Not a lot, more than most.
Asia, Central America, Europe, Africa, Caribbean, South Pacific Island hopping. I’ve seen my fair share of Happy Hours. Some of them spent in Martini bars, Cocktail bars, 5 star restaurants, Vegas VIP lounges, clubs, and casinos.
I’ve also seen my share of “Cocktail Lounges”, dive bars, honky-tonks, fraternity parties, tailgates, class reunions, even a Nepali village festival,…to know this fundamental truth.
The Martini and Cocktail image is everywhere. If you saw a sign that looked like this, do you know what it means? Would you stop?
(h/t after five catalog)
Good! Welcome to the Twisted Martini!
This is the first of what no doubt will be many posts, to share pictures of Martini and Cocktail images from around the world. Or take a picture of your favorite bartender making you a Twisted Martini. Like this:
When you see a martini sign, icon, rock formation or anything that looks like a classic cocktail glass, take a picture and send it along to us.
I’ll buy you a drink when we post your image!
Cheers!
JayKen Knotstirred
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