It’s vodka, pineapple juice, and Chambord, not a Martini by any stretch of the imagination, but kept the name anyway, and the V-shaped glass for good measure. In his Craft of the Cocktail ...

With a traditional martini, it's advisable to stir the ... The Frenchness is amped up with the specification of Grey Goose Vodka, and the Chambord has been replaced with Lejay Créme de Cassis ...

Directions: Pour the Chambord, vodka and pineapple juice in a shaker. Add ice and shake like a tambourine. Strain into martini glass. Top with a raspberry. Or a lemon twist. As you like.

This fragrant delicious vodka is a designer spirit that is perfectly suited for a world-class, perfect martini.

While not technically a real martini, this festive drink draws on the classic by incorporating vodka with pineapple juice and raspberry Chambord. It’s fruity, crisp, and feels delightfully celebratory ...

There was a time when the phrase French Martini hit the ear like “caviar truffles” or “diamond pearls,” and indeed, there were several different cocktails trading by that name as early as the 1970s ...