Recipe For Apple Pie Drink
Making the Recipe For Apple Pie Drink was quick and enjoyable. The process is simple, and the flavors blend together perfectly. It’s a fun, easy recipe that’s sure to impress. I hope you found it easy to follow and feel inspired to try it soon. This drink is a delicious, cozy treat perfect for any occasion.
Equipment
- Cocktail shaker
- Strainer
- Glass (preferably a rocks or highball glass)
- Measuring jigger or shot glass
Ingredients
- 2 oz. apple cider or apple juice
- 1 oz. cinnamon whiskey e.g., Fireball or regular whiskey
- 1 oz. vanilla vodka
- 1/2 oz. caramel sauce
- 1/4 tsp ground cinnamon
- 1 oz. half-and-half or heavy cream for a creamy texture
- 1/2 oz. ginger beer
- Ice cubes
Instructions
- Chill your glass: Before you start mixing, fill your glass with ice cubes to chill it while you prepare the drink. This will keep your Apple Pie Drink nice and cold.
- Combine the liquids: In a cocktail shaker, pour 2 oz. of apple cider or apple juice, 1 oz. of cinnamon whiskey (like Fireball), 1 oz. of vanilla vodka, 1/2 oz. of caramel sauce, and 1/4 tsp of ground cinnamon. Add the half-and-half (or heavy cream) for that creamy texture.
- Shake it up: Add a handful of ice to the shaker and secure the lid tightly. Shake vigorously for about 15-20 seconds until everything is well mixed and chilled.
- Pour and top: Remove the ice from your glass, and strain the shaken mixture into your prepared glass. Top it off with 1/2 oz. of ginger beer for a slight fizz and a kick of spice.
- Garnish and serve: Optionally, garnish with a cinnamon stick or a sprinkle of extra cinnamon on top. Serve immediately and enjoy your delicious, fall-inspired Apple Pie Drink!
Notes
This drink tastes like a cozy fall dessert in a glass, offering a perfect blend of cinnamon, apple, and caramel flavors.
It’s a great choice for fall parties, holiday gatherings, or any occasion where you want to impress your guests with a sweet and indulgent drink.
Feel free to adjust the amount of caramel sauce or cinnamon for your personal preference.