Dirty Sue Premium Olive Juice - Elevate Your Cocktail Game with the Ultimate Dirty Martini Experience using 12.69 oz of Savory and Salty Brine

My wife enjoys Dirty Martinis’ I would consider her opinion expert A few years ago I ordered Dirty Sue Olive Juice and now when she enjoys Dirty Martini at home she says this is Restaurant quality

Taste great

Perfect for a dirty martini

I bought these for my husband who likes a dirty martini every now and then. Bottled olives are getting expensive and we buy them more for the juice than the olives. That said, this is a nice alternative, but he says a little goes a long way. Apparently, the flavor is quite strong, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. The less you use, the more you save. We have tried other bottled juices which he found to be salty. Not with this one. We are kind of keeping it as a back up when the jarred juice runs out. All and all, it seems to be a decent product.

Best Martinis with this product. Order it all the time. Can't buy in Idaho for some reason

Love it, makes a great dirty marteni..

I've purchased cheaper but the reality is I used less Dirty Sue per martini so it goes further and it's quality is better.

I am completely astonished that this product garners such high reviews. I bought it as an avid consumer of "Dirty Martinis" in hopes of recreating the excellent ones at my local bars in Frederick MD and as such expected that the addition of this olive juice to Grey Goose, Belvedere or Ketel One, all premium brands, would result in a dirty vodka martini of high quality. Instead I was struck speechless, (briefly), by the insipid and decayed taste of Dirty Sue. Either my taste buds are decaying or the product is. I looked in the mirror and went to my local bar and ordered a dirty martini and discovered that it was not me. The terms sherry, as in the decline of a wine to an undrinkable beverage, came to mind when I tasted it. I was initially concerned that I had added too much Dry Vermouth to the mix, so I halved the usual proportions from 6 parts vodka to 1 part of vermouth to an extremely dry 12:1 and still felt the problem was the Dirty Socks. For those of you who feel that a true vodka martini is essentially pure vodka plus ????? cold, I can't help you. Try shots. Olives optional. Perhaps I just got a bad batch, (like the other negative reviewers), but for now I am planning on using the juice from high quality olives from the barrels of olives from my "local" olive emporium, (currently South Street Philly). Sorry Sue, I can't recommend you. I will try to get my local bartenders to reveal their secret sauce, but so far they all profess ignorance of DS.

Dirty Sue really does make the dirty martini lip smacking good! Bit pricey though.

This product is AMAZING ! A little on the pricy side but myself and guests LOVED the flavour. It was my first time making dirty martinis and extra dirty martinis and this did not disappoint. I felt like a bar tender pumping out the dirty martinis and the feedback I was getting was the best ! Highly recommend !

The cork broke in the bottle when trying to open it for the first time, so rest will be wasted.

Antonio from Queer Eye made his James Bond dirty martini and used this olive juice. It is such a find. I would buy garlic stuffed olives and use the brine in the jar, but inevitably I would run out of brine before using the olives up. This solves my problem and my husband can make me a dirty martini every Friday night. A great pairing with the blue cheese stuffed olives he also recommended. Thank you Antoni.

the product is 5 stars but it was a bit expensive for the size