Amaretto Peach Martini

amaretto peach martini in a martini glass with a orange twist as garnish and a bottle of amaretto in the background
Alright, no more teasing!
 
If you remember, yesterday I shared our Bacon themed cocktail party with you. You probably noticed that I didn’t share my martini recipe. I felt that this martini deserves a post all to itself.  A star like that does not want to share its spotlight with anyone!
amaretto peach martini in a martini glass with a orange twist as garnish and a bottle of amaretto in the background
 
 
Since the theme of my cocktail party was bacon, and more specifically, brown sugar bacon, I wanted to make a sweet cocktail with the brown sugar rim. I spent about half an hour walking around Total Wines, trying to decide on the cocktail to make. My mom’s favorite liquor is Amaretto, so I was planning on using amaretto as the main ingredient. Now, I had to find the perfect flavor buddies for it.
 
amaretto peach martini in a martini glass with a orange twist as garnish and a bottle of amaretto in the background
Amaretto, is pretty sweet on its own, so I needed something to add a little extra flavor and something to take down the sweetness a little. I found the perfect combination, although, a lethal combination. Please do take a note, this martini is like candy, it will taste sweet and smooth but it is 90% liquor so drink it slow 🙂
horizonal photo of amaretto peach martini in a martini glass with a orange twist as garnish and a bottle of amaretto in the background

Ingredients:
2 oz Amaretto
1/2 oz Peach Schnapps
3/4 oz Vodka

1 oz club soda
1/4 of an orange

Directions:
1. Rub the rim of the martini glass with am orange.
2. Pour some brown sugar in a small plate and dip the martini glass into the sugar to make the brown sugar rim.
3. Combine the Amaretto, peach schnapps, vodka, club soda and squeeze the 1/4 of the orange into the shaker. Shake and carefully pour into the martini glass.

Enjoy!!

amaretto peach martini in a martini glass with a orange twist as garnish and a bottle of amaretto in the background
 

Lyuba

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14 Comments

  1. Beautiful drink in a beautiful glass. Do you know the name of your martini glass?
    Thanks

    1. Hi Elice,

      I’m sorry, I don’t know who made them. I made this while I was at my mom’s house and they are her glasses. I wish I did though because I would like some for myself! 😀 But I have seen some similar ones at home goods so maybe you could find some at your local store.

      1. Thanks for taking the time to respond..delicious drink, thanks for sharing. Quarantine must be getting to me when I have “martini glass envy”!🤪

  2. A martini bar by my house make a Marzipan martini – half amaretto and half grapefruit juice. Try it – it’s delish!

  3. At The Picket Fence says:

    Just wanted you to know that we love your martini and we are featuring it this week at Inspiration Friday! 🙂 Thank you for sharing it with us!

    Heather

  4. Anita at Hungry Couple says:

    That is an absolutely stunning drink! I’ll definitely have a couple. 🙂

  5. Kimberly Montgomery says:

    It looks absolutely DIVINE! In addition to being a “brown sugar bacon” party drink, I think it also sounds like a great “Fall Festival” drink…

  6. Rachel Ring says:

    WOW – this looks so good! I am not usually one to sit back and “need” a cocktail, but after looking at this and imagining the flavors… I think I need one!

  7. WillCookForSmiles says:

    Awww, so glad you liked it!!

  8. Becki Sue Kugler says:

    Mixed this up tonight. Very tasty!!!

  9. This looks great! I wanted to let you know That I featured this in my “What I Bookmarked This Week” post yesterday- stop by and see!

  10. I could use one of those right now Lyuba! 🙂 It sounds delicious and perfect for fall and I seriously love that you had a bacon themed cocktail party. Thanks so much for sharing this at Inspiration Friday!
    Vanessa

  11. WillCookForSmiles says:

    Awww, thank you!

  12. WOW! Now that I have read this post I forgive you for making me wait. This is not only beautiful to look at but the ingredients! Amazing. I can’t wait to make one. thank you for sharing, 😀

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