This Caribbean Sunset Martini Recipe is an easy martini recipe perfect for anyone who loves coconut and raspberry.
Caribbean Sunset Martini Recipe
You all know I am a fan of sunsets all around the world. If you have checked out our Instagram page it is filled with sunset pics.
While on the Carnival Splendor they had a martini called the Caribbean Sunset and I had to try it! How could I not sit down and enjoy a killer fruit-based martini and of course get the Caribbean Sunset Martini Recipe so I could share it with all of you?
The funny thing is I was sailing home from Mexico when I tried this cocktail not even close to the Caribbean. I still had to try it and make sure that it lived up to its name.
I will say this cocktail is strong! It is one that you want to enjoy slowly or you may be tipping over as you watch the sun go down.
Do you love cruise vacations? Are you dreaming of jetting off to relax on the deck of your favorite Carnival Ship? I know I am!
Until you get onboard why not enjoy these delicious Carnival Cruise cocktails!
Carnival Cruise Caribbean Colada
What is your favorite drink to enjoy onboard the ship? Have you checked out an Alchemy Bar yet? They are our favorite place to relax with a good drink and chat with friends.
John shared the Spicy Chipotle Martini Recipe and the Caribbean Manhattan Recipe on his site.
They are both so good!
Ingredients Needed
- Absolut Raspberri
- Malibu Coconut Rum
- Cranberry juice
- Lime juice
Garnish with an orange slice
Equipment Needed
If you are worried about having a martini glass with a thin stem or want to serve this party outside check out these stemless martini glasses.
Sit back and enjoy while dreaming of a Caribbean Sunset!
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CARIBBEAN SUNSET MARTINI RECIPE
Ingredients
- 1.5 Ounce Absolut Raspberri
- .5 Ounce Malibu Coconut Rum
- 2 Ounce cranberry juice
- .5 Ounce Lime Juice
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients in a martini shaker and shake
- Pour into a martini glass
- Garnish with an orange slice
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