Saucy Mama Dirty Martini Olive Juice, 12-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 12)

Dirty Martinis are my favorite drink. I used to just add the juice from a bottle of olives into my martini but I would go through the juice faster than the olives and my fridge was holding multiple "juiceless" bottles of olives. When I found this product I thought it was too good to be true - pure olive juice with no olives?? Then I saw the price so I had to jump on the deal. Saucy Mama's olive juice is delicious and potent! I use about half of the amount of juice I normally would use from a bottle of olives, making the product last a long time. I have given a few bottles away to dirty martini lovers and have gone through quite a few at home and even almost a year after my purchase I still have a few bottles left to use. This item is definitely worth the price and is a quality product - why pay more??

[[ASIN:B0028MGOIU Saucy Mama Dirty Martini Olive Juice, 12-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 12)]If you're a fan of Dirty Vodka Martini's, I think you'll like this brine. It doesn't get much easier than this. Just add a dash for that signatory flavor. Better yet, a little goes a long way. Don't over do it at first. You can always add more. But be sure - this Saucy Mama ain't shy! Enjoy!

I was bereft (as were my martinis) when we'd finished our first jar of exceedingly sublime Tanquerey Cocktail Onions. Imagine my great delight to find same on Amazon. So I ordered 6 jars. My order arrived. The piece of paper said Tanquerey onions. In the box were 6 jars of Saucy Mamma onions. A very nice lady at Amazon apologized and promised to send me what I'd actually ordered. Within two days, another box arrived, and I had received 6 more jars of Saucy Mamma onions. Now let me just say that they are equally delicious. Briny, not overly salty, crisp, and quite a perky addition to a gin beverage. It didn't seem worth complaining again because I could easily and happily live with the mistake. But I never did get those Tanquerey onions. Alas.

We have been on a dirty martini tear recently. When I saw the price for this brand vs some of the others, I had to give it a try. I am pleased with the results - shake before you open it. Use the brine from the olive jar first and then re-cover the olives with brine from the bottle. I like to hand stuff olives with bleu cheese by using a piping bag I make from a sandwich bag. The brine infuses for a day or so.... Nice.Update: 9/21. - just went to order another case- the price has almost DOUBLED!!! Oh, well....

I love this product but I knocked off a star as I usually pay $50-60 for the case. Now, out of the blue, it has jumped to $85 per case! Will be shopping for a different product at that price!

Juice is OK... A little strong for my taste. Purchased twice, just to make sure. Biggest problem was sort a bottle from breakage; both deliveries. Vender needs to learn how to ship their product. They did replace each time, but, would save them money and me time if they got it right the first time. Enjoy!

I have been using Saucy Mama Dirty Martini Olive juice for about six years.I use it with my straight vodka. I initially used the olive juice from olives purchused in large containers from Costco. The problem was, I was left with a lot of olives without juice. Needed to change something. Went on line found various offering of olive juice, tried three other brands,not satisfied until I found Saucy Mama's Dirty Olive Juice. Loved it, been a great fan ever since. I usually order by the case, so that I would not run out. I would recommend this product. A satisfied customer

The local store stopped carrying our favorite brand of cocktail onions (Silver Palette), so I used Amazon reviews to choose a substitute, which usually works well. Not in this case. Despite 5 star reviews from other customers, my wife and I both found these onions inedible. The juice smells OK, but the onions have a sharp, bitter taste, and no real onion flavor. They do not absorb the martini like other onions do (they are very crisp). We'll be tossing 6 jars of them out. The only positive is that the jars look nice -- but I can't see giving them away to friends, as they will wonder what kind of friends we are once they taste the contents.