Now I of course could not recreate the Cidertini perfectly, because the White Mountain Cider Co. makes their own cider fresh and even uses a reduction in this cocktail, but I did come pretty close!
Apple Cider Martini
Ingredients:-3 to 4 ounces Apple Cider (if you want it a little stronger, use closer to 3 ounces)
-1.5 ounces AppleJack Liquor
-1 ounce orange curacao
-Splash of lemon juice
-Cinnamon-sugar mix for rim (optional)
-Apple peel to garnish (optional)
Directions:
Take two martini glasses and moisten the rims of the glasses with either water, simple syrup, and/or alcohol. I just used simple syrup so that the cinnamon-sugar mixture would stick to the edge. Make sure the cinnamon-sugar mixture is on a plate or bowl that is larger than the glasses so that you can tip the glasses upside down and dip them into the mixture.
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This sounds (and looks) awesome. I love the apple slices! I enjoy apple martinis, I'm sure I would love this!
ReplyDeleteEven if not recreated perfectly, it sounds absolutely amazing:-) I am a huge fan of Apple cider! Your pictures are gorgeous too:-) Hugs, Terra
ReplyDeleteBeautiful garnish on a delectable cocktail :)
ReplyDeleteThis is great for a fall cocktail hour (or weekend)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely cocktail! YUMMY! Great pictures as well.
ReplyDeleteGreat way to amp up a martini-I will need to try your apple cider version. Stunning picture!
ReplyDeleteMmmm! This looks super delicious :) Love it when places inspire you to create something wonderful at home!
ReplyDeleteWow this martini looks fantastic! I love apple cider, and the apple garnish is beautiful!
ReplyDeletewow such interesting martini! can't wait to try this out!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I'm buzzing this one :)
ReplyDeleteThis is totally buzzed!! I love the idea AND your presentation. How pretty and completely festive!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea! Love the garnish too - adorable. I could make this for a fall party!!! Totally buzzing this!
ReplyDeleteThanks guys... I hope you all like the drink if you try it! I am kind of getting addicted to them! ;)
ReplyDeleteDe-lish!!!
ReplyDeleteOh this apple cider martini looks so beautiful... I just love how you carved out the apple seeds in the slice you use for garnish. What a great effect!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds amazing! I love an apple martini, this sounds even better!
ReplyDeleteThis looks awesome and dangerous!
ReplyDeleteIt looks delish! Congrats on Top 9!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds so delicious Elyse! I wish I could sip on one of those right now!!!
ReplyDeleteWow - can just imagine all these flavours packed in there, including the orange. Cheers to autumn! Fabulous.
ReplyDeleteGreat drink for autumn. Looks so easy to put together.
ReplyDeleteThis looks beautiful. A great fall drink!
ReplyDeleteNow this looks like fall in a glass! Love the idea of apple cider for a martini =)
ReplyDeleteVery nice and Congrats ob Top 9!
ReplyDeletei'm totally making this - fall comfort in a glass :)!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing! I love your site :)
I've been wanting to make an apple cider inspired cocktail - this is wonderful, as are your photos! I recently made a Pumpkintini - using Godiva Pumpkin Spice Coffee as the base. Now I have another great spirit to add to my Fall cocktail list!
ReplyDeleteOooo a pumpkintini sounds awesome! I'll have to try that too!
ReplyDeleteNew follower. I have no idea how I wasn't before. Congrats on top 9. Beautiful pictures and tasty drink. Love the apple slice on it.
ReplyDeleteThis looks delish! Is 1:30 too early for a cocktail?
ReplyDeleteHow yummy and fallish!
ReplyDeletelooks and sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazing and I love the garnish!
ReplyDeletethis sounds delicious! congrats on top 9!
ReplyDeletesounds delicious and looks wonderful
ReplyDeleteYum! I love cider anything and the apple looks so pretty as a garnish!
ReplyDeleteI just stopped at the apple orchard and picked up some cider. Can't wait for Apple Martini happy hour tonight!
ReplyDeleteahhh i love the apple cider martini idea. :) welcome to our #applelove blog hop! have a great day!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely perfect looking martini and so befitting for this time of year. Well done!
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