Add some flair to your 'Espresso Martini'! Discover creative garnishing ideas that will make your cocktail visually stunning and irresistible.
Take note
Please exercise caution when handling sharp objects and consume alcohol responsibly.
Before you start preparing your garnish, place a martini glass in the freezer for at least 10 minutes. We want that cocktail to stay perfectly cold!
Take a fresh lemon and use a vegetable peeler to remove a thin strip of zest. Make sure to avoid the white pith, as it can add bitterness. Twist the lemon peel gently around a bar spoon to create an elegant spiral.
Melt some chocolate in a microwave-safe bowl. Dip the rim of your chilled martini glass in the melted chocolate, ensuring that the chocolate coats the outer edge. Let any excess chocolate drip off, and then place the glass upright to allow the chocolate to set.
Take 2-3 coffee beans and thread them onto a small cocktail skewer. You can get creative here and combine different types of beans for a visually appealing effect. Place the skewer across the rim of the glass, allowing the beans to rest on top.
Using a piping bag or a spoon, add a generous swirl of whipped cream to the center of your martini. Be as fancy as you like; feel free to experiment with different patterns or even sprinkle some cocoa powder on top!
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