Espresso Martini

DIFFICULTY

15m

1984. A model enters a bar in London and orders something that can really wake her up: This is how the Espresso Martini was born. We’ll now revisit this recipe with the Training Center’s addition of a traditional Piedmontese liqueur: the Frangelico.

Ingredients

8.4 fl oz coffee
1 fl oz vodka
1 fl oz hazelnut liquor

6 ice cubes
1 teaspoon sugar
0.2 oz chocolate

Preparation

Cocktail

Prepare an espresso and add sugar. Place the ice, the sweetened coffee, the vodka and the Frangelico in the shaker. Shake well and pour the contents into a martini glass

Presentation

Cut the Gianduiotto in half and then use a knife to make an incision: use this to fit it on the rim of the cup.

Method

Prepare an espresso and add sugar. Place the ice, the sweetened coffee, the vodka and the Frangelico in the shaker. Shake well and pour the contents into a martini glass.

Presentation

Cut the chocolate in half and then use a knife to make an incision: use this to fit it on the rim of the cup.

The ideal coffee for this recipe

Santa Marta

Rich and full-bodied

Santa Marta is a unique blend from one of Colombia's oldest coffee regions, where the Sierra Nevada Mountains meet the Colombian coast. This place is perfect for producing high quality coffee, with rich flavors obtained from our skillful blending and roasting.

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