Espresso Martini Recipe

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I've had an embarrassing number of espresso martinis over the past few years, and my friends got tired of hearing my unsolicited reviews after every brunch. So naturally, I made it a website instead. I just launched Sip Happens - a dedicated espresso martini review blog where I rate everything from the foam quality and coffee-to-spirit balance to the vibes of the place serving it. A few things I cover: - Honest, scored reviews of bars, restaurants & cafés - Tips on what makes a great (vs. a terrible) espresso martini - The occasional deep-dive into technique and recipes It's early days and I'm building out the content - would love for fellow coffee cocktail fans to follow along, share spots I should visit, or just tell me if my taste is completely wrong. What's the best espresso martini you've ever had? Drop it below - it might end up on the site 👇 submitted by /u/Exciting-Cheesecake6 to r/drunk [link] [comments]

I've had an embarrassing number of espresso martinis over the past few years, and my friends got tired of hearing my unsolicited reviews after every brunch. So naturally, I made it a website instead. I just launched Sip Happens - a dedicated espresso martini review blog where I rate everything from the foam quality and coffee-to-spirit balance to the vibes of the place serving it. A few things I cover: - Honest, scored reviews of bars, restaurants & cafés - Tips on what makes a great (vs. a terrible) espresso martini - The occasional deep-dive into technique and recipes It's early days and I'm building out the content - would love for fellow coffee cocktail fans to follow along, share spots I should visit, or just tell me if my taste is completely wrong. What's the best espresso martini you've ever had? Drop it below - it might end up on the site 👇 submitted by /u/Exciting-Cheesecake6 to r/cocktails [link] [comments]

The recipe for this is in the Sweet Tooth recipe book by Broma Bakery:) I can copy down the recipe when I am back in at work! submitted by /u/BucketBakes to r/Baking [link] [comments]

I know there's some annoyance at calling anything in a Martini glass a 'xxxx Martini' (I feel it) and that the original recipe for an EM was called a "Vodka Espresso" (AFAIK) Does anyone use a name that doesn't contain "Martini"? what name do you use? and do you have any issues with customers not knowing what it is? submitted by /u/Illustrious-Divide95 to r/bartenders [link] [comments]

My espresso martini's are spot on for flavor. However they're lacking foam. I'm using cold brew concentrate, a real espresso is out of the question. It's a pretty basic recipe: 2 oz Vodka 1 oz cold brew concentrate (local coffee roaster) .5 oz Mr Black .5 oz simple syrup Add ice, shake like hell, strain. Like I say, it tastes great, but no foam. Right now my work around is a few dashes of Fee Foam. It's my understanding that it should foam, at least with a real espresso shot. Is the problem with the concentrate or something in my technique? submitted by /u/missin44 to r/cocktails [link] [comments]

Any tips on making more robust espresso martini foam? Mine usually come out looking great initially, but the foam dissipates relatively quickly. For context, was out at two bars this weekend (one high end, one a typical restaurant bar) and noticed that the foam at both bars lasted the duration of the drink rather than fading after a few sips. The foam at both bars was also more bubbly/had tiny air pockets compared to the smooth foam I usually get. My current process for making two drinks (almost always am making two at once) is: 1) Chill coupes in freezer 2) Combine 4 oz Vodka, 2 oz Hot Espresso (fresh from Nespresso machine), 1 oz of Kahlua (might swap with Mr. Black soon) and 1/2 oz Simple Syrup in small tin 3) Shake with two large cubes (picked this up from Reddit comments) 4) Double strain into chilled coupes 5) Serve with coffee bean garnish They come out looking great but the foam does not last. Have tinkered with reverse dry shaking/using a milk frother before adding ice, but have had little luck. Open to tinkering with the recipe or type of espresso used. Have also considered ordering Fee Foam to brute force it. Would appreciate any pointers! submitted by /u/silencedogood2 to r/cocktails [link] [comments]