Espresso Martini
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Espresso Martini

One of the younger cocktails you'll find offered on drink menu's is the Espresso Martini. It's believed to have first been shaken up by London bartender Dick...

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2m 26sVodka cocktails

Instructor
Erik Lorincz
Erik Lorincz

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This lesson includes

  • Closed captions & dubbing
  • Downloadable resources
  • Mobile app (iOS & Android)

Lesson details

One of the younger cocktails you'll find offered on drink menu's is the Espresso Martini. It's believed to have first been shaken up by London bartender Dick Bradsel in the early eighties when he was asked by a famous model to create a drink that would 'wake me up'. Originally dubbed the Vodka Espresso, Dick eventually renamed his drink the Espresso Martini due to the V-shaped glass it was served in. But Dick didn't stop there, he renamed the cocktail again while working at the Pharmacy Bar in Notting Hill. The name? The Pharmaceutical Stimulant.

What you'll learn in the Espresso Martini lesson

  • How to make an Espresso Martini.

Instructor

Erik Lorincz
Erik LorinczCo-founder of the Antique American Bar and 10th Head Bartender at the American Bar at the Savoy.

Erik Lorincz was the 10th Head Bartender at the American Bar at The Savoy, London. His expertise and passion for cocktail making have seen him work in top cocktail bars, movie sets, and for fashion brands around the world. In 1998, Erik graduated...

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