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Her Majesty the Queen vs Her Majesty the King

"Vodka martini. Shake, not stir."

One of James Bond's most famous lines. This is a scene that shows his commitment to cocktails. Originally, a martini was made with gin as its base, and was stirred (slowly stirred) with the addition of vermouth, a wine flavored with herbs. 007 first changes the base to vodka and then shakes it (mixes it in a shaker). This commitment can be said to be on the sidelines for martinis.

On the other hand, Eggsy's order from "Kingsman: The Secret Service" is as follows.

"A martini. Gin, not vodka, of course. No vermouth, just stare at the unopened bottle sideways for 10 seconds, then take the steer."

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This is nothing more than ``gin in a cocktail glass,'' but it is actually a ``martini'' that is typical of England. To begin with, the martini is a dry (dry: high alcohol content) cocktail, and the original recipe was 1 part gin to 2 parts vermouth, but the ratio was quickly reversed and became 2:1. The current popular ratio is 4:1. There's even an ``extra dry martini,'' which is just a drop of vermouth added to gin.

Former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who loves dry martinis, goes even further. It's a 1:0 martini that ``drinks gin while looking at the vermouth bottle.'' What's more, they have added a special rule: ``If you look at the bottle from the front, it will be too sweet, so look at it from the side.'' In Eggsy's case, it's a super extra super dry martini, leaving the barman to look at the bottle sideways.

As you can see from this particular order of martini, ``Kingsman: The Secret Service'' is a work full of strong feelings for 007. In the first place, it is clear from the title that ``Kingsman: The Secret Service'' is in contrast to ``On Her Majesty 's Secret Service,'' the original title of ``On Her Majesty's Secret Service.''

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