Finished Lucky Cat Espresso Martini served cold and ready to drink

Martini No. 03

Coconut Espresso Martini Recipe with Lucky Cat

Fresh espresso, silky coconut and a touch of cinnamon shaken hard for a rich cocktail with a clean finish.

The pour

Why this cocktail belongs in the glass.

Lucky Cat softens the intensity of fresh espresso without burying it, creating a coconut espresso martini made for the later part of the night.

Ingredients

Makes 1 cocktail
  • 1 shotfresh espresso
  • 2 fl ozLucky Cat Coconut Liqueur
  • 1 pinchground cinnamon
  • As neededice for shaking
  • 3 beanswhole coffee beans

Method

Make the Lucky Cat Espresso Martini.

Pull a fresh shot of espresso. Add it to a shaker with Lucky Cat, a light dusting of cinnamon and plenty of ice. Shake hard until the tin turns frosty and the espresso turns silky. Pour directly into a chilled martini glass, then finish with three coffee beans.

  1. Pull It Fresh: Pull one fresh shot of espresso and let the crema settle for a moment.
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    Pull It Fresh

    Pull one fresh shot of espresso and let the crema settle for a moment.

  2. Pour Your Luck: Measure 2 oz of Lucky Cat Coconut Liqueur into the shaker.
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    Pour Your Luck

    Measure 2 oz of Lucky Cat Coconut Liqueur into the shaker.

  3. Add the Spice: Dust the espresso with a light pinch of ground cinnamon.
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    Add the Spice

    Dust the espresso with a light pinch of ground cinnamon.

  4. Shake After Dark: Add ice and shake hard until the tin turns frosty and the espresso turns silky.
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    Shake After Dark

    Add ice and shake hard until the tin turns frosty and the espresso turns silky.

  5. Finish Clean: Pour directly into a chilled martini glass. Once the pour is complete, finish with three coffee beans.
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    Finish Clean

    Pour directly into a chilled martini glass. Once the pour is complete, finish with three coffee beans.

Paradise after hours

Espresso at midnight.An island in the finish.

Fresh espresso brings intensity. Real coconut rounds the edges. Cinnamon lingers just long enough.

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