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Hazelnut Espresso Martini
榛子浓缩咖啡马天尼
Roasted coffee, hazelnut, nougat. Espresso Martini is a top seller; the hazelnut version is a natural upsell and uses two SKUs.
- Glass
- Coupe 180 ml
- Ice
- none
- Method
- Shake
- Garnish
- Three coffee beans on the crema
- Looks like
- dark coffee with tan crema
- Volume
- ≈110 ml
- Strength
- ●●●○○ 15.8%
- Time
- 60 s
- Allergens
- milk (cream liqueur) – verify label; tree nuts (hazelnut) – verify label
What goes in the glass
How to make it
Step 1Chill the Coupe 180 ml: fill with ice and water or keep in the freezer at least 10 minutes.
Step 2Measure with a jigger into the shaker tin, smallest amounts first: Hazelnut Cream Liqueur 15% 15 ml; Espresso (1 shot 30 ml) 30 ml; Kartoff Hazelnut Vodka 38% 40 ml.
Step 3Fill the tin with ice, seal and shake hard for 10–12 seconds.
Step 4Double strain into the chilled glass.
Step 5Garnish: Three coffee beans on the crema.
Step 6Check: correct glass, clean rim, cold (or hot) to touch. Serve within 30 seconds.
Why this drink
Espresso Martini is a top seller; the hazelnut version is a natural upsell and uses two SKUs.
Technique:Classic method only – no house prep needed / 仅经典手法,无需自制备料
Substitution:Hazelnut Schnaps (drier) or Hazelnut Cream (creamier).
Story
In the Hongkou café, the Konditor shakes hazelnut vodka with a fresh espresso and a spoon of hazelnut cream liqueur. Three beans sit on a tan crema that smells of roasted nuts and coffee bread.
She bakes nut tortes and strudel in a small Hongkou café, the way Viennese cooks did around Chusan Road in the 1940s. Hazelnut is her signature, in the vodka, the cream liqueur and the schnaps.