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Start with The Devil's Own
The Devil's Own takes about 5 minutes and lists 45 ml of distilled gin.
A 1937 British-style stirred cocktail balancing dry gin and vermouth with orange liqueur and aromatic bitters.
The strongest signals in Kokto’s five-axis profile are strength (5/5) and sweetness (3/5).
Make The Devil's OwnMeasurements and preparation
How much distilled gin should you use?
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The Devil's Own
For 1 serving · Stirred · 5 minutes
Full recipe and measuresBeefsteak Martini
For 1 serving · Stirred · 10 minutes
Use The Botanist Islay Dry Gin.
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3 cocktails using Distilled gin
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What to mix with distilled gin
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Dry Vermouth
Used with distilled gin in 2 of the linked recipes.
Explore Dry VermouthTriple Sec
Used with distilled gin in 2 of the linked recipes.
Explore Triple SecAromatic bitters
Used with distilled gin in 1 of the linked recipe.
Explore Aromatic bittersBlanc Vermouth
Used with distilled gin in 1 of the linked recipe.
Explore Blanc VermouthGin
Used with distilled gin in 1 of the linked recipe.
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Used with distilled gin in 1 of the linked recipe.
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Distilled gin cocktail questions
Which cocktails use distilled gin?
The Devil's Own, Cointreau Fruit Cup, and Beefsteak Martini use distilled gin. The Devil's Own lists 45 ml for 1 serving. Compare the 3 recipes below for the remaining ingredients and preparation steps.
How much distilled gin do I need for a cocktail?
The Devil's Own lists 45 ml for 1 serving; Beefsteak Martini lists 22.5 ml for 1 serving. Use the amount in your chosen recipe: these examples are different drink specifications, not interchangeable ratios.
What else do I need to make The Devil's Own?
Alongside distilled gin, the required ingredients for The Devil's Own are 1 dash aromatic bitters, 30 ml triple sec, and 30 ml dry vermouth. Its stirred preparation takes about 5 minutes. Open the recipe for optional garnishes and the complete method.
Is distilled gin required or optional?
Distilled gin is required in 3 of the 3 linked recipes. Every recipe in this collection lists it as a required ingredient.
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Sources & editorial note
Recipe amounts, preparation notes and ingredient combinations come from Kokto’s dated 3006-recipe catalog. Counts cover this published set. Recipes are listed alphabetically; the quick starting point uses preparation time, then required-ingredient count. Taste scores are Kokto’s recipe profiles, not customer ratings. Ingredient combinations describe the linked recipes rather than substitution advice.
- The Devil's Own: quantities, method and source notesCocktail App English editorial catalog B232
- Beefsteak Martini: quantities, method and source notesCocktail App English editorial catalog B233
- Kokto governed 3006-recipe catalogIngredient identity, required/optional status, amount and method
- Distilled gin image source and attribution© 2026 Cocktail App project owner. AI-generated original; all rights reserved.