
Why This Is The BEST Non Alcoholic Martini Mocktail

What Is A Dirty Martini Mocktail?
A Dirty Martini Mocktail is the non alcoholic version of a Dirty Martini, of course! The Dirty Martini is a classic cocktail which was believed to be originated in New York in the early 1900’s.
Typically a Dirty Martini contains vodka (or gin), dry vermouth, olive brine, and an olive garnish. This mocktail contains all those things, except the alcohol removed vodka and dry vermouth spirits. It still has the same classic flavor profile, don’t worry!
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Dirty Martini Mocktail Ingredients
NOTE: Non alcoholic spirits are just like alcoholic spirits, some taste better than others. We all have different flavor preferences which is why I like to give multiple options. I give my recommendations, BUT at the end of the day I want to help you find which non alcoholic spirits you prefer.

Equipment Needed
- Martini Glasses or any type of small glassware.
- Cocktail Shaker or large glass.
- Stirrer or long spoon.
- Cocktail Pins for holding olive garnish in place.
How to Make A Dirty Martini Mocktail
STIR together non alcoholic vodka, non alcoholic vermouth, and green olive brine with ice.
STRAIN dirty martini from the ice into a martini glass.
GARNISH with green olives.

Non Alcoholic Martini Variations
The Dirty Martini is my absolute favorite because I love olives. BUT if you are looking for some variation to spice up your martini mocktail game, I have a few suggestions:
- Classic Martini Mocktail: omit the olive brine and olive garnish.
- Make it with non alcoholic Gin instead of Vodka. My favorite is Monday Gin but other options include Ritual, Free Spirits, or Lyre’s.
- Lemon Drop Martini: add 1/2 ounce of lemon juice and a lemon twist garnish, omit the olive brine.
- Appletini: add 1 ounces of apple juice, omit the olive brine.
- Pornstar Martini: add 1 ounce of passion fruit juice or puree, omit the olive brine.
- Flavor your martini mocktail with simple syrup instead of olive brine.

Frequently Asked Questions About Non Alcoholic Martinis
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Dirty Martini Mocktail
Equipment
- Cocktail Shaker; or large glass with strainer
- Spoon or Stirrer
- Cocktail Pins
- Martini Glass
Ingredients
- 2 ½ ounce non alcoholic vodka; or gin (I used Arkay)*
- ½ ounce non alcoholic dry vermouth; (I used Seedlip Spice 94)*
- ½ ounce green olive brine
- 3 green olives
Instructions
- To a cocktail shaker add ice, non alcoholic vodka, non alcoholic dry vermouth, and green olive brine.
- Stir together until well combined.
- Strain away ice and pour into a martini glass.
- Garnish with 3 olives on a cocktail pin. Sip!
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Notes
Your Options for Non Alcoholic Spirits:
- VODKA: I used Arkay for this recipe. Other varieties include Strykk and CleanCo.
- DRY VERMOUTH: I used Seedlip Spice 94 even though it isn’t labeled as vermouth. You could also use Lyres.
- GIN: My favorite is Monday Gin but other options include Ritual, Free Spirits, or Lyre’s.
- BROWSE MORE NA SPIRITS HERE on Amazon in my storefront.
Metric conversions are calculated automatically. I cannot guarantee the accuracy of this information.
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This mock tail tasted like the real thing! So crisp and refreshing.
Guests love this dirty martini mocktail! It was flavorful! Its saltiness makes it more addicting!
This Dirty Martini gave me the best time last night at my party..Delicious and just perfect. Nobody believed it, that I was the on making it. The recipe is perfect and I was recommend it whoever asked for it.
I’m so glad I found this mocktail recipe. I love a dirty martini whilst I’m cooking but it’s just too strong for an everyday drink! Making it non-alcoholic means I can enjoy as many as I want. I loved it
I am in complete love with this dirty nonalcoholic martini. I love the saltiness of the brine. I did add five olives. I love olives. What can I say?
Thank you for the recipe, I am to bring a drink to a party this weekend and this is it.