Pisco Peach and Fall Martini: The Perfect Pisco Vermouth Cocktail Recipe
Sep 14, 2025
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
- 2 oz Pisco
- 2/3 oz Blanco Vermouth
- 1/3 oz Peach Osake Liquor
- 2 dashes El Guapo™ Chicory Pecan Bitters
How to Make the Pisco Peach and Fall Martini
Follow these simple steps to create this delicious, seasonal cocktail.
- Chill Your Glass: Fill your coupe glass with ice and water so that it chills while you prepare your drink.
- Combine Ingredients: In a mixing glass, add the pisco, blanco vermouth, peach osake liquor, and El Guapo™ Chicory Pecan Bitters.
- Stir: Stir the ingredients for about 40 seconds. This is the key to achieving the correct dilution and temperature for a perfect martini.
- 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.