
1 part Van Gogh Acai Blueberry Vodka
2 parts fresh Blueberry Juice
1/2 to 1 part Heavy Whipping Cream (depends upon how creamy you want it!)
The first time I made this, I bought an Acai Blueberry Juice, but I have to say that I prefer it when I use fresh blueberry juice. I have the magnificent Jack Lalane juicer and I juiced the blueberries myself, adding the juice from one apple as it makes it a little sweeter.

Shake the ingredients in your fabulous martini shaker (perhaps one that you won/bought from Martini Art?) and pour into your glasses.
Drizzle some cream on top and throw on a couple of blueberries to finish.
If you want to make this without the cream, it will just be a plain Blueberry Martini, but that is equally as good if you use the same ingredients. Instead of the Graham Cracker Crust for a rimmer, try a blueberry rimmer. Muddle some fresh blueberries and place them in the glass before you pour your martini mix from the shaker.
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