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Autumn Cocktails : Caramel Appletini recipe

Enjoy Autumn Cocktails with this Caramel Appletini. This cocktail hits the spot with a delicious blend of flavors that go down smooth!

Autumn Cocktails Caramel Appletini recipe

I had forgotten just how good this cocktail was until I decided I needed to update the photos and give this post a fresh look. The old images I originally took back in 2010 looked pretty hilarious by today’s standards, but they’ve been pinned and re-pinned on Pinterest over 50 thousand times!

I will say that this caramel appletini is worth all of those pins because it’s SO GOOD. It’s a little sweet with just a hint of sour, and the blend really does taste like a caramel apple. You should make this your signature cocktail at your next gathering, or serve it for the holidays. The flavors make it a great choice for Thanksgiving or Christmas, and all through the cold months of winter too.

I like to serve a drink like this with something crunchy and salty like these cheddar cheese crisps or this popcorn snack mix. Get this delicious recipe below, and don’t forget to pin it for later! *wink*

Serve this caramel cocktail for fun fall entertaining or fall holiday parties.

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Autumn Cocktails : Caramel Appletini

  • 1 oz Vodka
  • 1 oz Sour Apple Pucker
  • 1/2 oz ButterShots
  • 3 oz Apple Cider

Shake up ingredients with ice and strain into a chilled martini glass. Garnish with slice of green apple or caramel candy piece.

 

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  1. I am working on getting Thanksgiving dinner prepped and baking done today…one of these will definitely make the job fun and festive!!! Thanks for sharing!

  4. If making for a crowd, do the proportions stay the same? I know with some recipes, when making a big batch, it doesnt work the same way.

    Thanks!

    • Hi Latisha,
      Unfortunately I haven’t made these in large batches, just 1 or 2 at a time in a cocktail shaker. If I were you I would just start with the same proportions of the main ingredients {liqueur & mixer} and then add in the other flavors in intervals, tasting as you go.
      I hope that helps.

  5. These look really nice (and great photography, too)!

    Are you planning any Halloween themed ideas? If so it’d be great, as we could give it a mention on the blog on our site – our customers are sure to be interested in a Halloween cocktail!

  6. I’ve made and sampled both of these and they are both equally great! Great signature cocktail to jump of Thanksgiving Dinner! Thanks!!!!

  7. Think I probably screwed up….I bought Apple cider, got home, and noticed it is unfiltered Apple cider. Is that ok? My husband thinks not, and says we will probably be drinking applesauce. Thanks for any help!

    • Hi Kali, I’m not sure but I think “filtered” apple cider is basically apple juice. I think the unfiltered will be fine.