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Caramel Apple Martini

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This Caramel Apple Martini starts out with a crisp, sweet apple flavor then finishes off with a smooth caramel flavor!

Check out the Holiday Martinis page for even more festive, easy to whip up martini recipes for any holiday gathering throughout the year!

martini glass filled with a cocktail and garnished with a green apple slice sitting in front of a vodka bottle.

The party is continuing this week as I continue to celebrate my first year of blogging!! No celebration would be complete without a cocktail…..No, you don’t think so? Well just go with it…..it’s my party and I think we deserve a Caramel Apple Martini!

This is a wonderful cocktail. Yes, it is strong…..it is straight alcohol after all, but it is actually quite smooth. I did not taste any “pie” type flavors in the Pearl Apple Pie Vodka, so that is why I named it Caramel Apple Martini and not Caramel Apple Pie Martini.

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🍸How to make a Caramel Apple Martini

Fill cocktail shaker with crushed ice. Pour both vodkas over the ice.

caramel and apple pie vodka in a cocktail shaker full of ice sitting on a silver tray along with the vodka bottles and martini glass.

Place lid on shaker, hold tightly, and shake cocktail. Pour into chilled martini glasses. Serve immediately with thinly sliced apple wedges as a garnish.

two martini glasses on a green napkin filled with caramel apple martinis and garnished with green apple slices.

I chose the Pearl Vodka because it is available nationwide. I did not want to create an awesome drink, only to have everyone tell me that they cannot purchase that brand where they live…that is no fun!!!

🍏More apple cocktail recipes

No one can ever say that I do not know how to throw a party, because I also made cupcakes! You don’t want to miss the recipe for the Gingerbread Martini Cupcakes with Butterscotch Buttercream that I used in the giveaway photo! So yummy!

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Enjoy!!

Two Caramel Apple Martinis with an apple slice garnish.

Caramel Apple Martini

This Caramel Apple Martini starts out with a crisp, sweet apple flavor then it finishes off with a smooth caramel flavor!
5 from 2 votes
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Course: Drinks
Cuisine: American
Keyword: caramel apple martini
Total Time: 5 minutes
Servings: 1 Serving
Calories: 196kcal
Author: Lisa Johnson

Ingredients

  • 1.5 ounces Pearl Apple Pie Vodka
  • 1.5 ounces Pearl Caramel Vodka
  • crushed ice
  • cocktail shaker
  • apple slice to garnish

Instructions

  • Fill cocktail shaker with crushed ice. Pour both vodkas over the ice.
  • Place lid on shaker, hold tightly, and shake cocktail.
  • Pour into chilled martini glasses.
  • Serve with thinly sliced apple wedges as a garnish.

Notes

  • To chill your glasses, fill with ice cubes and water while mixing your drinks. Pour out the ice water, and fill with your cocktail.
  • This recipe is quite easy to multiply to meet your party needs.
  • Any brand of flavored vodka will work in this recipe.

Nutrition

Calories: 196kcal

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10 Comments

  1. Hey, I heard that comment! lol….I’m just excited to see who wins and happy that we can give someone a little merry for the season! This cocktail sounds awesome! You are, indeed, the queen of cocktails! Can’t wait for your actual “blogiversary” post tomorrow! Enjoy your day! xo

  2. You are hilarious! I am not much a drinker…but I DO love a great martini (and wine)! You’re creative with your beverages. I am going to learn from you! (Wish I could have a “beverage” party in my neighborhood…but they are all (awesome) Mormons…everyone. This wouldn’t fly too well. But with me…it’s flyin!

  3. Congrats on Cocktail Contributor! This looks delicious. Thanks for linking to the In and Out of the Kitchen Link Party. Hope to see you next week.

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