This cherrytini is the perfect fruity martini! It tastes like an adult version of cherry drop sweets. Packed with cherry flavour and pulling a great alcoholic punch.
What a day!!!! After getting my car stuck in the sand I can tell you that a cherrytini was needed!!!
I pulled the car off the road to take a phone call, only to find that my front wheel was in pretty deep. A few attempts at moving and I was stuck fast!!! As I got out of the car to look at the problem and decide what an earth I was going to do. My neighbour drove past.
So with her pushing and me reversing and revving for all I was worth I finally got the car unstuck!!! Not what you need on a Friday afternoon!!!!
Enter another batch of cherrytinis!!! Don’t you just love the name. I think it is cute 😉
Like my lychee martinis, this cherrytini is very drinkable!!!! Shake a batch up with plenty of ice, fill those martini glasses and get your Friday night on (or Tuesday night – I don’t judge! 😀 )
If you have standard sized martini glasses, this will probably make 4 small martinis, but my lovely friend Vikki gave me these fabulous large martini glasses. Perfect for when you have been stuck in the sand with two small children and need a big cherrytini to see the world set right!
Have a great Friday. I will be back over the weekend to share a delicious dish involving brussels sprouts (seriously this dish is a game changer in the world of brussels sprouts!!!!) And if you follow me on Facebook you will know I have some exciting personal news. So I will be sharing more details on that in the next post too!
Cheers
x
P.S if you love a martini then check out my Lychee Martini, or Cotton Candy Martini, or for something more savoury try my Spiced Capsicum Martini. (can you tell I love martinis???)
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Cherrytini
Ingredients
- 1/4 cup cherry liqueur/cherry brandy
- 1/3 cup vodka
- 1/3 cup cherry juice
- 1 tsp lemon juice
Instructions
- Pour everything into a cocktail shaker with plenty of ice and shake vigorously for at least 30 seconds.
- Strain into glasses
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Elaine says
This drink is absolutely stunning! I am going to recreate it that’s for sure! Thank you for sharing this recipe!
Claire McEwen says
Thank you so much Elaine.
Sarah @ Tomfo says
Oh my… this is right up my alley, I’ve saved this for a party we are having soon, although I definately think i need to road test this one first… a few times
Claire McEwen says
Hehe, I think it is very important to try all party recipes a
lotfew times 😉Dorothy Dunton says
Hi Claire! This sounds like the perfect fix for a not so good day (no matter what day it is)! 🙂
Claire McEwen says
It went down very easily and very quickly 🙂