Frozen Espresso Martini
A playful twist on the classic pick me up cocktail, this frosty delight is perfect for the warmer season and any outdoor occasion.
Ingredients
- 1.5 oz SKYY Vodka
- 0.75 oz Frangelico
- 0.75 oz Simple Syrup
- 3 oz Cold Brew
- Coffee Ground Swirl
Combine all ingredients in batch size to match volume for machine in use.
Serve in a double rocks glass, garnish with coffee ground swirl.
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