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A creamy Martini displayed in a vintage coupe glass

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It's no secret that Autumn is my favorite season of the year. I love everything about it and wish it would never end, EXCEPT for the fact that I love the holiday season even more!

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It's not just because it's a festive, fun, and beautiful time of the year (hellooooo all things sparkly!), it's because I truly enjoy the flavors of the Fall season more than any other throughout the year. I'm a giant sucker for all things pumpkin, apple, and the like, and tend to make all sorts of eats and drinks to showcase these ingredients.

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So I offer fair warning to expect to see lots of these flavors featured in the weeks to come! Beginning with this Pumpkin Martini.

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Creamy, sweet but not too sweet, and full of pumpkin flavor, this Martini tastes like it requires far more effort to make than it actually does. It's the perfect kind of drink for sipping by a cozy fire or for serving as an after dinner treat when you want a little something to satisfy your sweet tooth!

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Pumpkin Martini

Creamy, cozy, and full of Fall flavor, this Pumpkin Martini tastes like pumpkin pie in a glass! It’s perfect for holiday gatherings or for an after dinner drink when you’re craving something a little sweet.

Yields:

1 Drink

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Ingredients:

1 ½ oz Vanilla Vodka

1 ½ oz Irish Cream Liqueur

1 ½ tbsp Pumpkin Puree

¼ tsp Pumpkin Pie Spice

Rim: Graham cracker crumbs, brown sugar, and pumpkin pie spice

Instructions:

Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker filled with ice. Shake until super cold and the pumpkin puree is well combined. Strain (or double strain for a thinner consistency) into a coupe glass rimmed with graham crackers, sugar, and spice.

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