Craving the essence of pumpkin pie in cocktail form? We’ve crafted the perfect solution that transforms this beloved dessert into a luxurious martini. Our recipe balances premium spirits with real pumpkin pie and rich cream for an indulgent after-dinner experience.
Watch 🎥: How to Make a Pumpkin Pie Martini
What Is a Pumpkin Pie Martini?
A dessert cocktail that elevates pumpkin pie into liquid form, combining spiced vodka, cream liqueur, and actual pumpkin pie with a silky cream base. This modern creation emerged when mixologists began exploring dessert-inspired cocktails.
What you’ll love about this recipe:
What You Need to Make a Pumpkin Pie Martini
How to Make a Pumpkin Pie Martini
- Step 1: Fill your shaker with ice.
- Step 2: Pour in heavy cream, spiced vodka, and cream liqueur.
- Step 3: Add pumpkin spice syrup and pumpkin pie.
- Step 4: Add a dash of pumpkin pie spice.
- Step 5: Shake vigorously for 25 seconds until well-chilled.
- Step 6: Double strain into a prepared martini glass.
Expert Recipe Tips
- Tip 1: Ensure ingredients are well-chilled to achieve optimal texture.
- Tip 2: Double straining prevents pie chunks from disrupting the smooth finish.
- Tip 3: The cream should be fresh and cold for the best frothy top.
How to Serve This Pumpkin Pie Martini
Serve in a chilled martini glass rimmed with graham cracker crumbs. Float a star anise pod on top and dust with cinnamon for an aromatic finish.
More Cocktail Recipes
Explore our collection of dessert martinis and fall cocktails. Subscribe to our newsletter for weekly cocktail inspiration.
Pumpkin Pie Martini Recipe
Ingredients
- 3 oz heavy cream
- 2 oz spiced vodka
- 2 oz Pumpkin Pie Cream Liquor or Irish Cream
- 1 oz pumpkin spice syrup 2 oz or spoonfuls pumpkin pie leftovers
- Dash of pumpkin pie spice cinnamon and anise for garnish if desired
Instructions
- Fill your shaker with ice.
- Pour in heavy cream, spiced vodka, and cream liqueur.
- Add pumpkin spice syrup and pumpkin pie.
- Add a dash of pumpkin pie spice.
- Shake vigorously for 25 seconds until well-chilled.
- Double strain into a prepared martini glass.
Video
Recipe FAQs
At least 25 seconds to properly incorporate the cream and pie.
Best made fresh to maintain the cream’s texture.
A quality spiced vodka like Stoli Vanilla or house-infused cinnamon vodka.
Ready to elevate your cocktail game? Join our community of discerning drinkers – sign up for our newsletter for weekly happy hour inspiration, and don’t forget to join our private Facebook group for exclusive tips and discussions.
Oh hello, heaven!
wow, this simply looks phenomenal. i would never in a million years think of making this… so yummy and a great way to alleviate that pumpkin pie craving whenever, wherever!
Wow! I just have to make this for our work Christmas party. It looks SO good!
Mmmm I am so not over pumpkin pie yet. Actually planning on making another for the BF this weekend! I’ll have to try this with a few scoops of pie mix 🙂
It looks soo good I could eat it by the spoonful! Wow. I’m going to be on the lookout for that liquor.
WHOA! Hell yes Kita! This looks awesome. I love martinis. This one is so festive! This seems like the ONLY way I would enjoy pumpkin pie haha
Yum!! And really I have no clue how you’ve been going w/o internet for so long. That’s like torture.
I saw that liquor at the store and thought about buying it but was afraid it would be just another of those nasty cheap Baileys style wanna be’s. NOW however, looking at this drink, I sooooo have to try it! This looks delicious!
Would love to be sipping on one of these right now 🙂
I’m a little envious of your ‘unplugged’ lifestyle! Enjoy it while you can, Kita! Especially with 2 or 3 of these glorious pumpkiny martinis! Buzzed 🙂
Pumpkin martini, Never had it before. want to take a sip.
this looks like a perfect holiday drink.
Oooh, that sounds like auch a cool idea for a martini 🙂 Looks delicious and thick!
I adore that pumpkin pie liquor! I hate to admit how many bottles we have consumed since Halloween. Fabulous 1:1 with vodka as well, or straight up on ice.
I love the recipe you have shared! Sounds great!
Make it a double, please!
I know this post is forever old, but I just saw it on pinterest and got all excited… So in May I was on a mini vacay and went to the grocery and found this exact pumpkin booze on sale for like $5 a bottle. I bought 2. This stuff is seriously good, like, too good!
This looks like I am in trouble ’cause I love anything pumpkin!
Love it! Fultons Harvest is so new, good to see some of the exciting new recipes that folks come up with! Cannot wait to see more this year, we’ll be checking back more often.