Perfect for fall, this recipe contains the flavors of both apples and cranberries.
These are very popular here in Washington. Whenever I go out, I make sure to order one of these for an after dinner drink. When I make them at home, though, I do make them a little stronger. So good.
Read MoreThese are very popular here in Washington. Whenever I go out, I make sure to order one of these for an after dinner drink. When I make them at home, though, I do make them a little stronger. So good.
This has become the signature drink in my home...every time people come over, this is what they ask for. It's easy to keep ingredients on hand...works every time! Great, great, great!
These were great. Even the people who do not drink martinis liked them. I served a slice of apple on the glass.
I followed the recipe exactly, and to me the butterscotch stands out a bit too much. A little tweaking helped.
***** I fell in love at the thought of it and then WOW! Nothing else will do. I little less on the butterscotch tough. In my opinion about 1/2 oz.
I changed the butterscotch with a cherry pucker. Now that's a candy apple martini !!!
This is a great combination of flavors. I discovered I was out of the Sour Apple when I had already started so used Apple Stoli instead. I think as a result of that we ended up adding 1/2 of another cranberry juice. The butterscotch was not overwhelming for us - rather gave a warmth and richness to the flavor of the drink. By the end of the drink, however, it was losing some of its appeal. Good, but not great for us.
