How do I mix up a root beer float martini?

Indulge in a grown-up twist on a classic favorite! Shake things up with our Root Beer Float Martini recipe and enjoy a delightful and boozy beverage.

You'll need

Items needed to answer the question, How do I mix up a Root Beer Float Martini. Items include: vanilla vodka root beer schnapps Baileys Irish Cream vanilla ice cream

vanilla vodka 2 shots
root beer schnapps 1 shot
Baileys Irish Cream 1 shot
vanilla ice cream 1 scoop

Take note
Please drink responsibly and only if you are of legal drinking age. Alcohol should be enjoyed in moderation. Also, if you're not a fan of root beer or its classic float, this might not be the cocktail for you. But hey, there are plenty of other cocktails out there to explore!

1

Gather the Ingredients

First things first, let's gather all the delicious ingredients you'll need for your Root Beer Float Martini. You'll need: - 2 shots of vanilla vodka - 1 shot of root beer schnapps - 1 shot of Baileys Irish Cream - 1 scoop of vanilla ice cream

2

Shake it Up

Time to get your cocktail shaker ready! Add the vanilla vodka, root beer schnapps, Baileys Irish Cream, and a scoop of vanilla ice cream to the shaker. Make sure everything is perfectly chilled before you start! Now, shake it with all your might for about 20-30 seconds. We need to blend those flavors and create a velvety smooth texture.

3

Strain and Serve

Alright, you've shaken your martini to perfection. Now, grab a strainer and strain the mixture into a chilled martini glass. This step eliminates any ice cream chunks or lumps, giving you a silky smooth martini to enjoy. Don't worry if a little foam forms on top, that only adds to the charm!

4

Garnish and Sip

No cocktail is complete without a finishing touch! Take a moment to garnish your Root Beer Float Martini. You can use a small scoop of vanilla ice cream, a sprinkle of cocoa powder, or even a maraschino cherry. Be creative and make it look as appealing as it tastes. And finally, take a sip and savor the delightful blend of root beer, vanilla, and booze. Cheers to a magnificent float-inspired martini!