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stir · Coupe Easy ~3 min

Hanky Panky

A Savoy classic of gin and sweet vermouth made unmistakable by a measure of bittersweet Fernet-Branca; entirely spirit-based and stable, it scales cleanly into a stirred batch.

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Ingredients 3
ABV estimate 30.7%
Batch reference 12 serves
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Ingredients

London Dry gin 1.5 oz
Sweet vermouth 1.5 oz
Fernet-Branca 0.25 oz
Total volume 3.25 oz

Garnish: Orange twist

Tip: change “Make” to scale the recipe, or switch units for the metric world.

Base spiritGin
Strength · Spirit-forward 30.7% ABV
Standard drinks1.66
GlasswareCoupe

How to make it

Stirred · Easy · about 3 minutes

  1. 1

    Add the london dry gin, sweet vermouth and fernet-branca to a mixing glass filled with ice.

  2. 2

    Stir for 20–30 seconds until well-chilled and properly diluted.

  3. 3

    Strain into a chilled coupe glass.

  4. 4

    Garnish with orange twist.

Tools you'll need

Coupe glass JiggerMixing glassBar spoonStrainer

Making a batch for a party?

Here's a pre-calculated batch of 12 with 22% dilution water built in. Scale to any number with the batch calculator →

Total batch47.6 oz
+ Dilution water8.6 oz
Final ABV25.2%
Ingredient × 12 Bottles
London Dry gin 18.0 oz 1
Sweet vermouth 18.0 oz 1
Fernet-Branca 3.0 oz 1

BatchPour tools produce estimates for planning purposes only. Actual dilution, ABV, and ingredient yields vary by technique, ice temperature, and produce. Always taste and adjust. Drink responsibly.

Hanky Panky FAQ

What's in a Hanky Panky?

A classic Hanky Panky is made with london dry gin, sweet vermouth, fernet-branca. It's stirred and served in a coupe glass.

What is the ABV of a Hanky Panky?

A classic Hanky Panky is approximately 30.7% ABV — about 1.66 US standard drinks per serving once you account for dilution.

Should I shake or stir a Hanky Panky?

Stir it. The Hanky Panky is spirit-forward with no citrus, so stirring keeps it silky and crystal-clear.

How do I batch Hanky Pankys for a party?

Scale every ingredient by your guest count, then add about 22% dilution water. The BatchPour batch calculator does the math for any number.