Bloody Caesar

Savory Cocktails/Snappers • September 30, 2026

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A photo of the Bloody Caesar cocktail containing Ketel One Vodka, Mott's Clamato juice, Freshly squeezed lemon juice, Hot pepper sauce, Worcestershire sauce, Celery salt, Black pepper in a Collins.

Other Ingredients

  • 4.00 fl oz Mott's Clamato juice
  • 0.50 fl oz Freshly squeezed lemon juice
  • 7.00 drop Hot pepper sauce
  • 3.00 dash Worcestershire sauce
  • 2.00 pinch Celery salt
  • 2.00 grind Black pepper

Directions

  • Add ice to shaker
  • Pour all ingredients into shaker
  • Roll ingredients back and forth between shaker tins rather than shaking
  • Fine strain into ice-filled Collins glass
  • Garnish with pickled bean

Cocktail Description

This savory twist on the classic Collins turns the familiar fizzy refresher into a boldly seasoned sipper that'll wake up your palate faster than your morning alarm.

The Bloody Caesar marries Ketel One Vodka with Mott's Clamato juice, creating a cocktail that sits somewhere between a Caesar and a Tom Collins, with tangy lemon juice brightening the tomato-clam base while hot sauce and Worcestershire add layers of umami heat. The gentle rolling technique (rather than shaking) preserves the juice's silky texture while thoroughly chilling and mixing the spices—celery salt and black pepper round out this seasoned profile with earthy, aromatic notes. It's refreshingly easy to build at home, requiring no special skills beyond measuring and the patience to roll ingredients back and forth between shaker tins.

This cocktail shines at weekend brunches, backyard barbecues, or as a late-afternoon pick-me-up when you want something more interesting than your standard highball. The pickled bean garnish adds a briny crunch that complements the drink's savory character perfectly. Pair it with grilled shrimp, oysters on the half shell, spicy chicken wings, or a loaded burger—basically anything with bold flavors that can stand up to this cocktail's assertive personality without getting lost in the shuffle.

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