The bottled Grey Goose Classic Martini Cocktail features just three ingredients: Grey Goose vodka, dry French vermouth, and a dash of orange bitters.

All you need to decide now is if it's shaken or stirred. Courtesy of Grey Goose Grey Goose is making your evening martini experience a little easier. On Tuesday, the brand announced the launch of ...

Grey Goose just launched the ready-to-drink Classic Martini Cocktail, which is made with just three ingredients: Grey Goose vodka, dry French vermouth, and a dash of orange bitters.

After all, Wimbledon is home to the Pimm's Cup—one of the rare "event" cocktails you can readily find year-round—while the U.S. Open has its own iconic sip: the Honey Deuce.

Since it was first served in 2007, Grey Goose has sold more than 2.2 million Grey Goose Honey Deuce cocktails. With 957,387 total fans in attendance at last year's 143rd U.S. Open, ...

Grey Goose has partnered with bartenders to sell the drink at roughly 140 New York-area locations and as a canned cocktail via delivery in New York and Chicago available only during the tournament ...

And the man who created it, former Grey Goose ambassador and restauranteur Nick Mautone, was inspired by the light and refreshing taste of honeydew melons for the iconic drink—and it didn't hurt ...

Grey Goose has partnered with bartenders to sell the drink at roughly 140 New York-area locations and as a canned cocktail via delivery in New York and Chicago available only during the tournament ...