Vermouth Substitute Survival Guide: What to Drink When You’re Out
Get ready to sip on this: If you’re out of vermouth and craving a Martini, you’re not doomed. But here’s the kicker—there’s no easy swap for this fortified wine. The good news? A few alternatives can rescue your cocktail, though they’ll demand a little creativity. Start by thinking like a bartender: vermouth is a fortified wine, so you need another fortified wine to mimic its depth and sweetness. Dry vermouth? Try dry sherry or Lillet Blanc. For a sweet Martini, Cocchi Americano or Questions & Answers Can I use dry vermouth instead of sweet vermouth? Yes, dry vermouth can substitute…
