A Cocktail Made for Slow EveningsÂ
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If you love an espresso martini but usually reach for whiskey instead of vodka, this one’s for you.
Our Bourbon Espresso Martini is a warmer, richer take on the classic cocktail — blending bold espresso with smooth bourbon, a touch of maple syrup, and a finishing pinch of Espresso Sea Salt to bring everything into balance. It’s cozy, slightly indulgent, and perfect for easing into a new year (or settling into a quiet evening at home).
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Ingredients:
![]() 1.5 oz. Bourbon
1.5 oz. Espresso
0.5 oz Coffee Liqueur
0.5 oz Maple Syrup
Pinch of Espresso Sea Salt
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Why Bourbon Instead of Vodka?
Swapping vodka for bourbon changes the entire character of an espresso martini. Bourbon brings warmth, subtle sweetness, and a rounder mouthfeel that pairs beautifully with espresso’s natural bitterness. The result is less sharp, more comforting — and undeniably smooth.
Add a touch of maple syrup, and the cocktail gains just enough sweetness to soften the edges without overpowering the coffee or bourbon.
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The Secret Is in the Salt
A pinch of Espresso Sea Salt may seem small, but it makes a big difference. Salt enhances the richness of the espresso, balances bitterness, and ties the flavors together for a more complete sip. Think of it as the final seasoning — the detail that turns a good cocktail into a great one.
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Instructions:
1. Add to Shaker
- To a cocktail shaker add espresso, bourbon, coffee liquor, maple syrup, espresso salt and ice cubes.
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2. Add Ice & ChillÂ
- Add Ice to the Shaker
- Cover Securely and Shake Until the Cocktail Shaker is Frosted
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3. Poor & Garnish
- Poor into your chilled glasses
- Sprinkle a little bit of Espresso Flake Salt On TopÂ
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4. When to Serve...
This cocktail is perfect for:
It’s bold but balanced — indulgent without being heavy.
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A Cozy Way to Start the Year
There’s something grounding about slowing down to make a drink well. As the new year begins, this Bourbon Espresso Martini is a reminder to savor small rituals, good ingredients, and moments worth lingering over.
If you don’t already have Espresso Sea Salt on hand, it’s the finishing touch that brings this cocktail together — and a versatile staple for both sweet and savory recipes beyond the glass.
Cheers to bold flavors and cozy beginnings.
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