Our original Mexican Martini has been wining awards all over town since its inception over twenty years ago. Now the Cedar Door has made it's top secret recipe and Mexican Martini Mix available to you!

Our Cedar Door Original Mexican Martini mix is made in Texas and available for purchase by the bottle at all Specs locations, as well as at our Bar on Second and Brazos in Austin.

Give it a try at home or enjoy one at the our place. Come in on for Mexican Mondays for great specials and discouns on our famous Original Mexican Martini, margaritas, cocktails and beers!

Kitty Cridler and Dale Rice of the Austin American Statesman hit up Specs to check out the bottled version of our Original Mexican Martini Mix:

Enjoy Cedar Door's Mexican Martinis and avoid downtown traffic"The Cedar Door has launched the home version of its famous Mexican martini. The iconic, thrice-moved bar, which says it originated the Mexican martini more than 25 years ago, has now put a critical ingredient in a bottle, the Mexican Martini Mix. You just add tequila, triple sec and a squeeze of lime to the sweet citrus-based mix and garnish the glass with green olives. Voila! You have a Mexican martini. 'This drink has been copied all over Austin and people are always asking us how to make it at home; now we can just hand them a bottle,' Potts says. The mix ($5.99) is available at the bar and Spec's. Potts says other retailers will be adding it in coming months." Read more »

"I live 30 miles from the Cedar Door, so it takes some dedication to get there. But I do, mainly to get my Mexican martini fix. Something very satisfying triggers in my brain when I see that icy shaker making its way to my table. And though I'm the biggest snob in the world about margaritas (the perfect version being 3 parts silver tequila-to-2 parts triple sec-to-1 part lime), somehow, when they call it a Mexican martini, I don't mind the simple syrup and orange juice. Those nice people at the Cedar Door have started selling their Mexican martini mix ($5.99 at Spec's or about 38 cents a dose). There are a couple of differences from the original Cedar Door recipe, the main one being they use citric acid and natural citrus oils instead of fresh juices. For the occasional drinker, this is a plus, because the shelf life will be much longer. Taste? Well, it comes darn close, so close that now I'm wondering where I can find those shakers."  Read more »

The Cedar Door Original Mexican Martini Mix is listed in the Onion's 2007 AV Club holiday gift guide, "...expertly blended by the namesake Second Street bar that first invented Austin’s favorite cocktail more than 25 years ago..."   Read more »