From Better Homes and Gardens

Pomegranate syrup flavors this drink, but also try the orange and apple versions for your guests.

Pomegranate Martinis

From The Food Channel

Alfred Hitchcock preferred his martinis so dry that he felt it was enough to wave an empty glass at a bottle of gin across the room. While we don't go quite that far, we do like it dry.

The Dry Martini

From Better Homes and Gardens

We added a touch of cherry-flavored syrup to this classic vodka drink to give it a holiday flair.

Cherry Martini

From Better Homes and Gardens

Basil-infused vodka gives this classic cocktail a savory twist.

Basil Martini

From Better Homes and Gardens

This spirited drink gets its color and a bit of sweetness from raspberry liqueur.

Continental Martini

From Better Homes and Gardens

A martini typically contains gin and vermouth. When vodka is used in place of gin, the cocktail becomes a vodka martini.

Classic Dry Martini

From Better Homes and Gardens

Stuff olives with ginger to add a tasty embellishment to this easy drink. This cocktail recipe makes a generous 2/3-cup serving.

Sake Martinis

From Better Homes and Gardens

All your ghoulish guests are sure to remember these coconut-flavored martinis dressed up with a decorative red rim. The secret? Decorating icing gel.

Bloody-Rimmed Martinis

From Better Homes and Gardens

Shaken or stirred? It's a matter of preference for martini lovers. This classic cocktail contains gin and a hint of dry vermouth.

Martini

From Tyler Florence

Pickled Beet Martini

From Better Homes and Gardens

Blue curacao adds an orange flavor and tropical blue hue to this special cocktail recipe.

Blue Hawaii Martini

From Better Homes and Gardens

Vanilla Sugar, made simply by placing a split vanilla bean in sugar, makes a sweet coating on the glass rims. It should be made several weeks before you plan to use it.

Cranberry Martini