Pumpkin liqueur used to be sold but currently no one does; however, there is a recipe for DIYing it:
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Argh -- I forgot that html links don't work here:
http://www.madison.com/tct/entertainment//index.php?ntid=245114

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But wait -- Hiram Walker introduced a pumpkin liqueur right after the earlier article:
http://www.sacbee.com/163/story/435578.html

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This martini is soooo good. My boyfriend makes variations of this martini as well as other desert martinis like the crem brule, rasberry truffle, andes mint, the turtle, and tiramasue. All are very rich and wonderful if you like to drink your desert instead of eat it!

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Hey, A few years ago my friend introduced me to a PUMPKIN SHOT. It sounds a little weird, but it really does taste like pumpkin. It's a dessert shot.
Make this with just equal parts. GoldSchlager, Baileys Irish Cream, and Khalua. It's pumpkin pie in your mouth. Enjoy.

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Angela can't spell.

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For anybody interested and living in the western suburbs of Chicago, my husband owns a small chain of liquor stores - according to him, they do carry pumpkin liqueur, but they'll sell out of it FAST this time of year.

The stores are Malloy's Finest Wines & Spirits, and they're located in Glen Ellyn, Lisle, and Naperville.

Happy Thanksgiving, everybody!

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We made these last night but we used pumpkin flavored ice cream and blended them. I also prefer to rim the glass with cinnamon and sugar. Plus this recipe has fewer ingedients.

Makes 1 pitcher
Pumpkin Ice Cream 1/2 cup
Vodka: 1/4 cup
Pumpkin liquor: 1/4 cup
Heavy cream: 1 oz
cinnamon and sugar on the glass rim.

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This drink is good but a better one is Hot Damn and Pumpkin Smash Liquor and another drink is Pumpkin Smash Liquor and Creme Soda (it tastes like Egg Nog with the creme and eggs).

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If you live in Virginia, some of the VA ABC stores carry Pumpkin Smash Liquor (Pumpkin Liquor).

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You can find Pumpkin martini mix at Harry and David stores.

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I find no reason to drink. When I did, I enjoyed mixed drinks that tasted like something other than just booze. Past favorite was the Harvey Wallbanger. To me it always tasted like an Orange Creamcicle when done properly. I'd be willing to try this Pumpkin Martini.

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I'll continue to take my martinis the classic way - chilled, expensive vodka, with a drop of vermouth with an olive, drunken out of Waterford Crystal. Leave the pumpkin for the pies!

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I'm with Diane. I like a good martini. But I wouldn't mind it shaken in one of these:

http://gotnaughty.blogspot.com/

XXX,
Alison

http://alisontyler.blogspot.com

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Not meaning to insult anyone, but a real martini is made with gin not vodka.

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Bols Pumpkin Smash is horrid. Read the label, artificial ingredients. Hiram Walker is much better tasting and all natural ingredients.

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"Not meaning to insult anyone, but a real martini is made with gin not vodka."

Don't forget, gin is just vodka flavored with juniper berries.

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