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Recipe: Espresso Martini – A Modern Classic for Every Service

Rebecca ConnorsApril 13, 2024

The Espresso Martini has become one of the most iconic cocktails in modern hospitality. Its rich flavor, visual appeal, and versatility make it a natural centerpiece on any bar menu. But beyond its taste, it offers something even more valuable: a canvas. The smooth foam layer creates an opportunity to elevate the drink from a classic serve into a personalized, shareable experience that captures attention and invites interaction.

Ingredients:
  • 45 ml vodka
  • 60 ml espresso
  • 15 ml coffee liqueur
  • 15 ml simple syrup
  • ice
Instructions:
Step 1:

Put all ingredients in shaker

Step 2:

Add ice and shake for 20 seconds

Step 3:

Double-strain into a martini glass. Fill to the brim.

Step 4:

Print your favorite seasonal design with your Ripple Maker Coffee Printer, and share it with your friends!

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