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The Latest Gimmick-tini: The Grilled Cheese Martini


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Jen Carlson

Published Aug 19, 2011

Modified Aug 19, 2011


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Jen Carlson

Published Aug 19, 2011

Modified Aug 19, 2011


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There is a Grilled Cheese Martini awaiting you in the Flatiron District. Sadly, we are unable to head over there ourselves at the moment to taste it, but Beecher's has created the ultimate in gimmick-tinis. The $15 drink is sold at their cocktail lounge, The Cellar, but you don't find it on the menu, you just have to know.

According to the Daily Meal, "the vodka has literally been infused with a grilled cheese sandwich (using Beecher's signature cheese, of course)." The vodka sits with the freshly made grilled cheeses for 24 hours, and is then poured over a tomato juice ice cube—the brave imbiber will also taste hints of basil. To top it all off, there's a balsamic reduction on the rim, along with crispy prosciutto.

So, would you hit it? We took an office poll, and here were the mostly non-committal answers:

We're awaiting an official photo straight from The Cellar, and will update when we receive.

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Jen Carlson

Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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