Calling all gin fans! (We know there are A LOT of you!) Sipsmith have reinvented the espresso martini, replacing the vodka with gin and they think it's the best ever. Looking for the classic recipe? Here's our vodka espresso martini. Save Rate Ingredients 50ml gin, such Sipsmith London Dry Gin 25ml espresso A martini is a cocktail made with gin, vermouth, and garnish. You can have it shaken or stirred. It is actually believed that James Bond made the vodka martini more popular. By using gin, you add a more complex, almost botanical flavor which complements the espresso and Kahlúa.
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50ml gin 30ml fresh espresso 15ml coffee liqueur Coffee beans, to garnish Pack a cocktail shaker with ice and add your ingredients. Shake for 10 to 15 seconds and strain into a martini glass. Garnish with coffee beans and enjoy! You can also make this Gin-spresso Cocktail in 1, 2, 3 with our Ginspresso Martini Cocktail Syrup… Most espresso martinis don't contain chocolate — but it goes so well in this drink. It sweetens up the intense espresso and alcohol flavor and complements the rest of the ingredients perfectly. Ingredient Notes: Gin: If you have a favorite brand of gin, use that. An espresso martini is a cocktail in which vodka, coffee liqueur and espresso are shaken until icy cold and served in a chilled glass. The drink is iconic for its thick, frothy top and coffee bean garnish. And luckily for us, March 15 is National Espresso Martini Day — so let's make one! Ingredients Gin: I used one of my favorite gins - Bombay Sapphire. This gin has juniper, white pepper, and citrus notes. It works well with all other ingredients. You can use your favorite gin, or please refer to the section Recipe Variations and Ingredients Substitutions for some other gin options.
The BEST Espresso Martini Recipe Ever (Easy To Make In Just 1 Minute)
How to make an espresso martini with gin: step by step. 1: Add all ingredients (gin, coffee liquor, cooled espresso, Bailey's, chocolate syrup, and almond extract) to a cocktail shaker or mason jar. 2: Throw in a handful of ice and shake for 5 seconds. 3: Strain into a chilled cocktail glass. 4: Garnish with a pinch of cinnamon, coffee beans. Ingredients The classic espresso martini recipe is a combination of vodka, espresso, coffee liqueur, and simple syrup garnished with three espresso beans. This espresso martini uses gin in place of vodka, eliminates the simple syrup to make it less sweet, and adds chocolate bitters to round out the cocktail. Gin The ginspresso martini is a wonderful gin martini recipe that adds the flavor of coffee to the cocktail through espresso vodka. It's a fun twist on the average espresso martini, offering a depth of flavor while staying true to the classic gin-vermouth cocktail . Method Combine the gin, espresso and Kahlua® Liqueur in an ice-filled cocktail shaker Shake well Strain into a chilled cocktail glass Garnish with coffee beans or an orange twist Previous Next Sipsmith's perfect Espresso Martini recipe crafted by Master Distiller, Jared Brown.
Original Espresso Martini Recipe (with Simple Syrup)
Strainer Coffee Maker Materials 2 oz. Espresso Coffee Espresso is better than drip for the crema 1.5 oz. Caribbean Gin 0.5 oz. Simple Syrup 8 pieces Cocoa Nibs Instructions Make at least 2oz. of espresso coffee per drink Pour the gin, coffee, and simple syrup into a cocktail shaker full of ice. Shake well. 2 ounces vodka 1/2 ounce coffee liqueur (usually Kahlúa) 1 ounce espresso, freshly brewed (or cold brew concentrate) 1/4 ounce simple syrup
The Espresso Martini is a classic for a reason - it's unbelievably delicious! The story goes that this modern classic was invented by legendary British bartender and "cocktail king" Dick Bradsell in the 1980s after a famous supermodel demanded: " Can you please make something that will wake me up and then {****} me up?"! Strength Complexity Taste Aromatic Spirit Sipping Vodka Ingredients 2 parts Sipsmith® London Dry Gin 2 parts espresso 1 part Kahlua® Coffee beans (to garnish) Method Combine the gin or vodka, espresso and Kahlua® in an ice-filled cocktail shaker Shake well until creamy Strain into a chilled cocktail glass Garnish with coffee beans Previous Next
How To Make A Classic Gin Martini
Short Answer Yes, you can use gin in an espresso martini. Gin provides a nice contrast to the sweetness of the espresso, and the two flavors complement each other nicely. You can also add a splash of simple syrup to the drink to help sweeten it and bring out the flavor of the gin. 1.5 oz. NOLET'S Silver Gin 1.5 oz. Fresh Espresso 0.25 oz. Cointreau 0.25 oz. Simple Syrup Optional, Dash of Orange Bitters Coffee Bean or Orange Slice to Garnish Add all liquid ingredients to a cocktail shaker with ice (except bitters). Shake for 10 to 15 seconds and strain into a martini glass.
