apple vodka
- noun
- The cocktail menu includes a refreshing apple vodka martini.
Examples
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You can really taste the crisp fruitiness in this brand of apple vodka.
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I ordered a refreshing apple vodka at the bar.
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She ordered a glass of apple vodka at the bar to try something new.
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Have you ever tried apple vodka in a cocktail?
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She mixed a refreshing cocktail with apple vodka and soda for the summer party.
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At the bar, I ordered a drink made with apple vodka and cranberry juice.
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He enjoys the sweet taste of apple vodka in his favorite fall-inspired cocktails.
Synonyms
A strong alcoholic drink made from fermented apple cider
A sweet alcoholic drink with apple taste often served after a meal or in cocktails
How Alcoholic
Surface Forms
Morphology
This is a straightforward noun–noun compound where 'apple' specifies the flavor or ingredient of 'vodka', so the overall meaning (vodka flavored or made with apples) is directly derivable from the constituents. Such flavor/ingredient compounds are cross-linguistically common and follow transparent compositional patterns that a B1 learner who knows both words can easily infer.
Etymology
Apple vodka comes from the simple idea of putting apple flavor into vodka, like adding apple juice or slices to the clear spirit. So, apple vodka means 'a strong drink of vodka that tastes of apple'.