Description

While some purists insist the Apple Martini is not a true martini, this innovative drink almost single-handedly drove the Martini Craze of the late ‘90s to early 2000s. According to barman’s lore, the cocktail was developed in 1994 at Lola’s, a watering hole in Los Angeles. Originally christened the Adam’s Apple Martini, the sweet cocktail spread like sweet wildfire, and was soon popping up on bar tops from New York City to Tokyo.

Blended with luxury grade Sencha, dried fruit and all natural flavors, this tea is all but guaranteed to spark a new
craze all its own. It’s delectable as a tea, but pair it with a bit of gin or vodka for a delicious cocktail. Cheers!

Marteani ideas: DIY Sour Apple Vodka

Looking for something new to wet your whistle? DIY tea-infused Vodka is a snap. Simply take 6 or 7 teaspoons of Sour Apple Marteani and place in a large jar. (Large enough to hold a full 750ml / 25.3 fluid oz.) Next, pour an entire bottle of vodka into the jar and let infuse 4 to 6 hours, stirring occasionally. Once finished, simply strain the vodka back into its bottle and you’re good to go. Stunning!

Ingredients From: China
Region(s): Hunan Province
Grade(s): Sencha – Made to Japanese specifications
Growing Altitudes: 1500 – 4500 feet above sea level
Manufacture Type(s): Tea : Non fermented, Traditional steamed, Pan dried and polished
Cup Characteristics: Sencha style green tea layered with luscious apple along with hints of sweet caramel and tangy green apple. Pairs well with gin or vodka.
Infusion: Lively and bright tending green.
Antioxidant / Caffeine Level: High / Low
Luxury Ingredients: Green tea, Apple + Lemon pieces, Safflower + Sunflower petals, and Natural flavors.