What you’ll need Ingredients 1 fl oz London dry gin 1 fl oz sweet vermouth 1 fl oz bitter red aperitivo 1 strip orange peel · about 2 g counted for nutrition 1 large ice cube Estimated nutrition per serving
189 Calories0g Protein14g Carbs0g FatNot reliably estimated Fiber14g Total sugarNot reliably estimated Added sugar
Nutrition values are calculated estimates for the listed ingredients, preparation, and serving size. Ingredient brands, substitutions, preparation, and serving size can change the result.
Not reliably estimated: Fiber — MARTINI Rosso, 15% alcohol by volume; 87 kcal and 9 g carbohydrate/total sugar per 60 mL does not report fiber; MARTINI Bitter (France), 25% alcohol by volume; 78 kcal and 9 g carbohydrate/total sugar per 30 mL does not report fiber. Added sugar — MARTINI Rosso, 15% alcohol by volume; 87 kcal and 9 g carbohydrate/total sugar per 60 mL does not report added sugar; MARTINI Bitter (France), 25% alcohol by volume; 78 kcal and 9 g carbohydrate/total sugar per 30 mL does not report added sugar. Other displayed values remain estimates from their cited records.
Calculation assumptions Estimated with 40% ABV gin, MARTINI Rosso at 15% ABV, and MARTINI Bitter (France) at 25% ABV. Product formulas vary.
Serving basis: The calculated batch is divided into 1 equal serving.
Estimated alcohol: about 1.3 U.S. standard drinks. Approximately 131 calories come from ethanol at 7 kcal per gram.
Method: Nutrition is estimated from listed mass quantities or the stated label-volume basis, preparation, and cited composition data. A label-volume equivalent is not a measured gram weight. Actual values vary by brand, produce size, preparation method, and serving yield.
Quality check: database or declared-label energy is checked against macro-derived energy. Variances above 8% are blocked for review unless a documented food-specific or rounding explanation has been approved.
USDA FoodData Central ↗ See modeled quantities and references London dry gin · 28 gDistilled spirit, 40% alcohol by volume · Declared Mixpert product profile · Mixpert declared profile: distilled-spirit-40-abv ↗ · Mixpert declared-label set 2026-09-12 (verified 2026-09-15). Included in nutrition. Calculation basis Reference serving: 100 g derived basis. Derived from the declared formulation; ethanol energy is calculated separately at 7 kcal/g. sweet vermouth · 30 mL (label-volume basis)MARTINI Rosso, 15% alcohol by volume; 87 kcal and 9 g carbohydrate/total sugar per 60 mL · Declared Mixpert product profile · Martini Rosso nutrition declaration ↗ · Manufacturer declaration accessed 2026-09-15 (verified 2026-09-15). Included in nutrition. Calculation basis Reference serving: 60 mL. The declared serving is normalized to 100 g using the profile's stated gram or volume-to-mass assumption, then scaled to the recipe quantity. bitter red aperitivo · 30 mL (label-volume basis)MARTINI Bitter (France), 25% alcohol by volume; 78 kcal and 9 g carbohydrate/total sugar per 30 mL · Declared Mixpert product profile · MARTINI Bitter nutrition declaration (France market) ↗ · Manufacturer declaration accessed 2026-09-15 (verified 2026-09-15). Included in nutrition. Calculation basis Reference serving: 30 mL. The France-market 30 mL declaration is scaled directly by recipe volume using 1 mL as 1 g-equivalent. Declared calories already include alcohol energy; added sugar is unavailable. orange peel · 2 gOrange peel, raw · USDA FoodData Central · FDC 169103 · SR Legacy ↗ · FoodData Central SR Legacy April 2018 (verified 2026-09-15). Included in nutrition. Calculation basis Reference serving: 100 g. Recipe quantity is converted to grams using the canonical household-measure table before scaling the 100 g record. large ice cube · 30 gWater, tap · USDA FoodData Central · FDC 173647 · SR Legacy ↗ · FoodData Central SR Legacy April 2018 (verified 2026-09-15). Included in nutrition. Calculation basis Reference serving: 100 g. Recipe quantity is converted to grams using the canonical household-measure table before scaling the 100 g record. Sugar check Sweet vermouth and bitter aperitivo supply the sugar; gin contains none.