Apple Pie Martini Recipe

The Apple Pie Martini tastes just like it sounds – apple, cinnamon and creaminess with hints of caramel. It really does taste a lot like apple pie.

Tasting Notes: Sweet and Creamy

From the moment you take a sip, you’ll notice the drink’s smooth, creamy texture that feels comforting and indulgent. The first taste brings the refreshing flavor of apples, followed by a hint of warm cinnamon spice.

The apple vodka gives the drink its vibrant apple flavor, while the cinnamon schnapps adds a nice spicy kick. The Baileys Irish Cream brings everything together with its rich creaminess, creating a flavor profile that resembles a slice of apple pie with whipped cream.

What You Need to Make It

The Apple Pie Martini an easy cocktail to make, with just three simple ingredients.

Apple Vodka: This is the main ingredient, providing a strong apple flavor that sets the drink’s foundation. Be sure to use one that doesn’t lean too green apple. You want something like Absolut’s Apple Juice or 360 Red Delicious.

Cinnamon Schnapps: This adds warmth and spice to the cocktail, enhancing the overall flavor experience. Mr Stacks Cinnamon Schnapps is a good choice.

Baileys Irish Cream: This creamy addition gives the cocktail its smooth texture and richness, balancing out the sweetness of the schnapps.

Serving Suggestions: How to Enjoy

As a Dessert Substitute: This cocktail makes for an great alternative to traditional desserts. Serve it in a chilled martini glass topped with whipped cream and a sprinkle of cinnamon for an indulgent treat.

As a Nightcap: When the weather turns chilly, sip on this cocktail as a warm and comforting nightcap. The spices and creamy flavors make it perfect for winding down after a long day.

Garnish Alternatives: For added flair, garnish your drink with a cinnamon stick or an apple slice. These small touches can make your cocktail look even more inviting.

What to Serve With It

The Apple Pie Martini is a natural match for apple-based desserts like apple pie or apple crisp. Any dessert with warm spices, such as cinnamon rolls or pumpkin pie, also pair well with this drink.

And of course you can’t go wrong serving it with vanilla ice cream, plain or drizzled with caramel syrup. Or hearty fall dishes like roasted vegetables or stews.