1800sMany believethe martini firstentered thescene duringthis centuryMartinezThe originalmartini mayhave comefrom this sweet,gin-based GoldRush cocktailDryVermouthThis fortifiedwine ingredientis characterizedby its dry, crisp,and often floralflavor profileGinThis liquorgives yourmartini more ofan herbal orjuniper flavorprofileBarSpoonIf you preferyour martini"stirred" youwould usethis toolUPWhen youorder yourmartini this way,you are askingfor no iceDirtymartiniThis martinicombinesolive brine,vermouth, andgin or vodkaJiggerThis golddouble-sidedtool helpsyou pourpreciselyMartiniGlassThis style ofglass has asharp, iconicprofile1900sThis century themartini saw ashift from sweeteringredients to drygin and vermouthJamesBondFamouslyknown for“Shaken,not stirred”SweetVermouthThe martinezcocktialincludes gin,bitters, andwhat otheringredient?DryGinMartiniThis style ofmartini became asymbol of styleand sophisticationduring theprohibition eraExtraDryThis is how youwould orderyour martini ifyou wantalmost novermouth at allWetIf you ordermartini this way,you would likemore than anormal amountof vermouthOn theRocksWhen youorder yourmartini this way,you are askingfor it to bepoured over iceShakenThis method ofmartini makingincludes chillingthe martini witha shaker andiceOliveThe dirtymartiniclassicallyincludes whatgarnish?IceWhatingredientdid we addto our shakerfirst?EspressoMartiniThis coffeeforward martinibecamepopular in thelast decadeLemonPeelIf you orderyour martini"with a twsit" itclassicallycomes withwhat garnish?ShakerIf you preferyour martinishaken, youuse this toolCoupeThis style ofglass isrounded andmoremodernCosmopolitanCarrie'sgo-to drinkorder onSITC1800sMany believethe martini firstentered thescene duringthis centuryMartinezThe originalmartini mayhave comefrom this sweet,gin-based GoldRush cocktailDryVermouthThis fortifiedwine ingredientis characterizedby its dry, crisp,and often floralflavor profileGinThis liquorgives yourmartini more ofan herbal orjuniper flavorprofileBarSpoonIf you preferyour martini"stirred" youwould usethis toolUPWhen youorder yourmartini this way,you are askingfor no iceDirtymartiniThis martinicombinesolive brine,vermouth, andgin or vodkaJiggerThis golddouble-sidedtool helpsyou pourpreciselyMartiniGlassThis style ofglass has asharp, iconicprofile1900sThis century themartini saw ashift from sweeteringredients to drygin and vermouthJamesBondFamouslyknown for“Shaken,not stirred”SweetVermouthThe martinezcocktialincludes gin,bitters, andwhat otheringredient?DryGinMartiniThis style ofmartini became asymbol of styleand sophisticationduring theprohibition eraExtraDryThis is how youwould orderyour martini ifyou wantalmost novermouth at allWetIf you ordermartini this way,you would likemore than anormal amountof vermouthOn theRocksWhen youorder yourmartini this way,you are askingfor it to bepoured over iceShakenThis method ofmartini makingincludes chillingthe martini witha shaker andiceOliveThe dirtymartiniclassicallyincludes whatgarnish?IceWhatingredientdid we addto our shakerfirst?EspressoMartiniThis coffeeforward martinibecamepopular in thelast decadeLemonPeelIf you orderyour martini"with a twsit" itclassicallycomes withwhat garnish?ShakerIf you preferyour martinishaken, youuse this toolCoupeThis style ofglass isrounded andmoremodernCosmopolitanCarrie'sgo-to drinkorder onSITC

Martini Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Many believe the martini first entered the scene during this century
    1800s
  2. The original martini may have come from this sweet, gin-based Gold Rush cocktail
    Martinez
  3. This fortified wine ingredient is characterized by its dry, crisp, and often floral flavor profile
    Dry Vermouth
  4. This liquor gives your martini more of an herbal or juniper flavor profile
    Gin
  5. If you prefer your martini "stirred" you would use this tool
    Bar Spoon
  6. When you order your martini this way, you are asking for no ice
    UP
  7. This martini combines olive brine, vermouth, and gin or vodka
    Dirty martini
  8. This gold double-sided tool helps you pour precisely
    Jigger
  9. This style of glass has a sharp, iconic profile
    Martini Glass
  10. This century the martini saw a shift from sweeter ingredients to dry gin and vermouth
    1900s
  11. Famously known for “Shaken, not stirred”
    James Bond
  12. The martinez cocktial includes gin, bitters, and what other ingredient?
    Sweet Vermouth
  13. This style of martini became a symbol of style and sophistication during the prohibition era
    Dry Gin Martini
  14. This is how you would order your martini if you want almost no vermouth at all
    Extra Dry
  15. If you order martini this way, you would like more than a normal amount of vermouth
    Wet
  16. When you order your martini this way, you are asking for it to be poured over ice
    On the Rocks
  17. This method of martini making includes chilling the martini with a shaker and ice
    Shaken
  18. The dirty martini classically includes what garnish?
    Olive
  19. What ingredient did we add to our shaker first?
    Ice
  20. This coffee forward martini became popular in the last decade
    Espresso Martini
  21. If you order your martini "with a twsit" it classically comes with what garnish?
    Lemon Peel
  22. If you prefer your martini shaken, you use this tool
    Shaker
  23. This style of glass is rounded and more modern
    Coupe
  24. Carrie's go-to drink order on SITC
    Cosmopolitan