Brandīrand recognition is an important part of choosing your Blue Curacao. Verdict based on Price: Iseo Blue Curacao. Iseo Blue Curacao costs £9.95 for a 70cl bottle, which works out at £14.21 per liter. The Volare Blue Curacao is £13.04, but that’s for a 70cl bottle. The Bols Blue Curacao is only £10, but it’s also only a 50cl bottle. I’d say under £15 would be a good spending cap. That list is a great selection of Blue Curacao, but which is the best to use?įirstly, for making cocktails with Blue Curacao, it shouldn’t be too expensive. What Brand of Blue Curacao Should I Use?īefore we can into our list of Cocktails with Blue Curacao, we first need to decide which brand of Blue Curacao is the best to use for cocktails. When you subscribe, you'll get an email whenever we publish a new article or whenever we have exciting Cocktail news. You can also rim the glasses with sugar in advance.Don't worry, we won't spam you. If you’re going to be adding garnishes, prepare them ahead of time so they’re ready to go. Just make sure to store it in the refrigerator so it stays cold.Ĭombine the following ingredients in a large pitcher and stir well: This recipe makes almost 2 quarts of apple martinis, which is enough for about 16 servings.ĭon’t add ice as it will water the martini down. If you’re making appletinis for a crowd, you can mix up a big batch of them ahead of time so you’re not spending your whole night mixing drinks. Or if you prefer not to have any alcohol at all, stay tuned for our Appletini mocktail recipe.
To make appletinis that are a little lighter on the alcohol, you can change the amount of apple pucker and vodka as follows (this makes 2 drinks): To keep the apple slices from turning brown, coat them with lemon juice after you cut them. Cut a slit in an apple wedge or slice and stick it on the edge of the glass.Which was to replace both the vodka and the sour apple pucker with green apple vodka. Of course, I couldn’t just stop there so I tried one more option with my final recipe. The syrup adds the perfect color of green and a little more sour apple flavor which keeps the drink from being too sweet. It helped with the apple flavor, but not with the color.įinally, I used the recipe with the apple juice and added this granny smith apple syrup* (from Amazon). Next I replaced the lemon juice with apple juice (I think apple cider would be good, too).
The same thing happened with the watermelon flavor when I added 1 part Midori. Which kind of defeats the purpose of an appletini if you ask me 🙂 But I found that the orange flavor overpowered the apple. Then I tried adding 1 part Cointreau to the original recipe. (But I did use it as the basis for my Appletini “easy on the tini” recipe that you can find below). And with less vodka than schnapps, I’m not sure it really qualifies as a martini. So I tried swapping the measurements for the apple schnapps and the vodka which improved the taste but didn’t solve the color issue. And I’m too lazy to make sweet and sour mix 🙂 the lemon juice makes the drink look a little cloudy.
it didn’t taste very much like apples (the vodka was very apparent).This recipe didn’t really fit what I had in mind for an apple martini for these reasons: 1 part lemon juice or sweet and sour mix (optional for the alcohol-only martini drinkers).2 parts green apple schnapps or apple liqueur (I used DeKuyper sour apple pucker).I started with the classic recipe as the basis for all of my tests which is:
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