The Quintaliza Tequila Espresso Martini
Discover the Perfect Tequila Espresso Martini
Ready to enjoy the bold flavors of Quintaliza Tequila in a whole new way? Look no further than our Tequila Espresso Martini recipe. Made with Quintaliza Reposado, this cocktail offers a velvety-smooth sipping experience that’s perfect for any occasion.
Shake, sip, and savor the journey into the heart of artisanal mixology, where the rich, organic notes of Quintaliza Tequila blend seamlessly with the deep, robust flavors of cold brew coffee and coffee liqueur. Whether you’re enjoying a quiet evening at home or celebrating with friends, our Espresso Martini is sure to impress even the most discerning of palates.
Ingredients in the Quintaliza Espresso Martini
The only requirement to truly make a great tequila espresso martini is Quintaliza. Our tequila is double-barrel aged and finished in coffee barrels – aka barrels that formerly held organic cold brew coffee. Quintaliza tequila and tequila espresso martinis are like two peas in a pod (for real).
- 1.5-2 ounces of Quintaliza Tequila – ORDER HERE
- 1 ounce of Single Origin cold brew (Nitro)
- .5 ounce of Coffee Liqueur (Mr. Black or similar)
- .25 ounce of Demerara syrup
- 3 dashes of brownie bitters
- Coffee beans or star anise to garnish
Tequila Espresso Martini Mixing Guide
Tequila espresso martinis are easier to make than you might think. Our Quintaliza Espresso Martini recipe is meant to keep things clean and simple, yet delightful and smooth. Our tequila cocktail recipes are here to elevate your bartending skills whether you are just playing around at the kitchen counter or are planning a high-end event.
Uno
In a shaker, combine ice, Quintaliza Tequila, Single Origin cold brew, coffee liqueur, brownie bitters, and Demerara syrup
Dos
Shake that tequila
Tres
Strain into your favorite martini glass
Cuatro
Garnish with star anise
Enjoy the Quintaliza Tequila Espresso Martini with friends or during some “you” time!
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