The Banana Eater

Posted on September 2nd, 2010 by Jason Kleinberg

Last week we went to China Grill in Ft. Lauderdale and met Adrian Cardelle, where she made an excellent drink with our Van Gogh Banana Vodka called the Banana Eater. While talking with her, she said that Van Gogh Vodkas “truly are amazing and a work of art.” Thanks, Adrian. So is your cocktail.

We enjoyed it so much, we wanted to share it with you. So, go see her, or you can even make it at home.

Banana Eater

• 2 oz. Van Gogh Banana Vodka
• 2 oz. of Chocovine (a chocolate wine liqueur)
• chocolate syrup (garnish)
• 1 slice of fresh banana (garnish)

Shake ingredients together in a martini shaker with some ice until the ingredients are thoroughly mixed. Drizzle some chocolate syrup in a martini glass, and gently pour the contents of the shaker into the glass so as to not blur the pattern that the chocolate makes on the glass, then top with a fresh banana slice.

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Ladies Night with Van Gogh BLUE

Posted on June 25th, 2010 by Jason Kleinberg

Come unbottled with the only premium triple wheat vodka that’s guaranteed to be smoother than most of the men you meet out at the bars. Okay, all.

Sometimes a girl just wants to shake things up a bit. And we think there’s no better way to do that than with a great cocktail and some great friends. That’s why Van Gogh Vodka has been serving up five-star rated flavors that are smoother than silk sheets for…well, the exact number doesn’t matter. But let’s just say it’s been a while. And now we’re introducing women everywhere to Van Gogh BLUE, the first premium, triple wheat vodka made from three international sources (France, Germany and Holland). It’s 80-proof. And already proving to create some of the best ladies night memories. Ever.

So, leave the kids with the babysitter, and join the party on Facebook and Twitter. See you there.

Caramel Key Lime Pie Martini

Posted on May 25th, 2010 by Jason Kleinberg

The Examiner brings us news that the Employees Only bar in NYC, is developing their own brand of premium Grenadine and Key Lime Cordial, and have created a fantastic martini for Van Gogh Coconut and Dutch Caramel Vodkas.

Caramel Key Lime Pie Martini (by Robert Haynes-Peterson)

• 1 oz Van Gogh Coconut Vodka
• 1 oz Van Gogh Dutch Caramel Vodka
• ½ oz EO Brands Lime Cordial
• ¼ to ½ oz Fresh Lemon Juice
• Graham Cracker Crumbs for Rim

Comments and Cocktails on Van Gogh Dutch Caramel

Posted on May 11th, 2010 by Jason Kleinberg

Caramel Cooler - By: Mary Bloom~Nan Bartender

Hope S. Philbrick recently attended a tasting for Van Gogh Dutch Caramel Vodka, and wrote about it in her blog. In the article, she talks a bit about the experience, as well as providing recipes. Yum!