does vodka martini's mix with tequila shots?

Question

i know vodka martini's do not work with red wine. i love both vodka martini's and tequila, but will not mix them if it's lethal.

Answer 1

Try Tequilinis, here are some good ones:

Tequilini Melon Real
Ingredients:
1 oz Tequila Casa Noble Crystal
1 oz Midori
1 Twist of Lime
Mixing instructions:
Shake ingredients in mixing glass with ice, except lime twist, then strain
into a cocktail glass. Add a lemon twist

Tequilini (Original)
Ingredients:
2 1/2 oz Casa Noble Tequila Crystal or Gold
Few Drops of Dry Vermouth
1/2 oz Fresh Lime Juice
Mixing instructions:
Shake ingredients in mixing glass with ice, then strain into a cocktail
glass.

Green Apple Tequini
Ingredients:
2 oz. Casa Noble Crystal (Silver)
1 oz. Apple SchnappsSplash of Midori
Squeeze of lime juice, fresh
Mixing instructions:
Shake ingredients in mixing glass with ice, then strain into a cocktail glass. Slice of Green Apple for garnish.
By, Apple Bar in Austin, TX

Answer 2

Tequila doesn't mix well with other liquors, and don't junk it up with stuff like Gatorade unless you've bought the bottom of the barrel tequila. To get the correct tequila experience, don't drink anything that doesn't say 100% agave (like junk like regular Cuervo or Sauza). These are cheap poorly made tequilas designed to sell to college kids to get drunk. They are only 51% real tequila, and the rest are fillers like corn syrup and grain alcohol (and thus the hangover the next day is born). The aging has a lot to do with the taste, so try a few to see which style you like best, and then remember how the aging is labeled: Blanco (because it's totally clear) - no aging Reposado - minimally aged at least 2 months, but can be up to 1 year Anejo - heavily aged, minimally 1 year but less than 3 years. Some really expensive ones can even be aged longer than that, but you'll want to work your way up to those. The classic mixed tequila drink is, of course, the margarita. For the perfect margarita, do the following: 2 oz blanco or reposado tequila (anejo is a waste in a margarita) juice from 1 lime, freshly squeezed 1 tablespoon agave nectar (similar to honey but from the agave cactus) or bar syrup splash of water You can add an orange liquor if you like, but avoid triple sec and go for a higher grade one like Grand Marnier or Cointreau. Add no more than 1 oz or it will be too orangy. Personally I like mine with no orange (after all these are French, not Mexican liquors, so you know it's not traditional in Mexico). Mix well and serve over ice. You can also do a variation on the Bloody Mary (traditionally a vodka drink) and use tequila in place of the vodka. Then there's also the tequila sunrise which is vodka & orange juice. Don't underestimate sipping a premium tequila either straight or on the rocks with a squeeze of lime. Just don't shoot premium tequila shots.

Answer 3

Personally, I don't like to mix liquors. When I do, more often than not, bad things happen ("bad things" being hazy memories that sometimes include worshipping at the foot of the porcelain god, if you know what I mean).

Everyone reacts to alcohol differently, though. Because I believe that everything is worth experiencing at least once, if you *really* want to mix martinis with tequila shots, I say DO IT... As long as you're in a SAFE place (your house or a good friend's house, NOT out at some bar somewhere), JUST IN CASE "bad things" happen.

Have fun. :o) But be safe. :o) :o)

Answer 4

Vodka Martini

3 ounces Vodka
1 ounce Dry Vermouth
Shake with cracked ice and strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with an olive

Answer 5

OMG I love them both too! But don't mix them...wicked hang over! Save your tequila shots or margaritta's with good Mexican food or over a game of backgammon. Maritni's are best for after work or before bed. :0)

Answer 6

Of course. If you are veteran enough of a drinker to mix the two, you should not see any adverse reaction.

Answer 7

nothing mixes with tequila shots and stays down

Answer 8

No combination of consumable alcohol is lethal if you consume in moderation, assuming you have no allergies.

Answer 9

when it comes to alcohol, everything mixes and matches..

Answer 10

Yes, absolutely. Been there, done that