"Shaken, not stirred" is the key to making the famous martini ordered by fictional superspy James Bond. The drink, named the Vesper after double agent Vesper Lynd, is easy to make right from home.

Jams Bond's literary debut, featured him behind the wheel of a 1931 4.5 liter Bentley Blower. Driving an Aston Martin came ...

Fill a mixing glass or cocktail shaker with ice ... There you have it – the perfect Vesper martini, just like James Bond would order. But here’s where the fun begins. The Vesper martini ...

James Bond.” He then requests the following from the barman: “A dry martini,” he said ... a mission to the wild northwest and issued a shaker along with gin and vermouth.

The Los Alamos National Laboratory features the recipe on its website, and the Los Alamos History Museum sells cocktail shakers and martini glasses etched with the recipe. According to a Los ...

As for us, channeling Ian Fleming's original recipe, we opted to shake our James Bond cocktail. Either way, you'll want to add a handful of ice cubes to a shaker or mixing glass before you shake ...

The recipe for the cocktail was invented by author Ian Fleming in his 1953 book, "Casino Royale." Bond gives step-by-step instructions on how to make the drink when he orders it in the book ...