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Pisco Peach and Fall Martini Pisco Peach and Fall Martini

Pisco Peach and Fall Martini: The Perfect Pisco Vermouth Cocktail Recipe

Looking for a unique fall martini recipe? This Pisco Peach and Fall Martini is the perfect pisco vermouth cocktail to celebrate the autumn season. It’s a delicious and sophisticated drink with a balanced flavor profile that's a true departure from the traditional martini. Our friends at Liquid Culture shared this recipe with us, and we knew it was a must-try. The warm, nutty notes of our El Guapo™ Chicory Pecan Bitters elevate the cocktail, making it a perfect fit for a crisp autumn evening.

Ingredients for Your Fall Martini

Makes One Cocktail

How to Make the Pisco Peach and Fall Martini

Follow these simple steps to create this delicious, seasonal cocktail.

  1. Chill Your Glass: Fill your coupe glass with ice and water so that it chills while you prepare your drink.
  2. Combine Ingredients: In a mixing glass, add the pisco, blanco vermouth, peach osake liquor, and El Guapo™ Chicory Pecan Bitters.
  3. Stir: Stir the ingredients for about 40 seconds. This is the key to achieving the correct dilution and temperature for a perfect martini.
  4. Strain: Empty your chilled coupe glass and strain the cocktail into it. No garnish is necessary, but a single pecan half would be a nice touch. Cheers!

 

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Frequently Asked Questions 

What are the flavor notes of a Pisco Martini?

This Pisco Martini has a complex and layered flavor profile. The Pisco offers a bright, floral, and slightly earthy base, while the blanco vermouth adds a dry, herbal backbone. The peach liqueur provides a touch of sweetness and fruity aroma, which is beautifully complemented by the warm, toasted notes of the chicory and pecan bitters.

Can I substitute the vermouth in this recipe?

While blanco vermouth is recommended for its specific dry and herbal characteristics, you can experiment with a dry white wine or a different type of vermouth if you wish. Be aware that this may alter the flavor profile of the final cocktail.

What are El Guapo™ Chicory Pecan Bitters?

El Guapo™ Chicory Pecan Bitters are a handcrafted, small-batch blend of toasted pecan and chicory. They are designed to add a deep, nutty, and slightly bitter complexity to cocktails, making them ideal for fall-themed drinks like this martini.

 

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