Earl Grey MartiniCocktail recipe
Rating
Microbadges
Cocktail glass
Ingredients
Can you make this?
Add the ingredients you have at home to your My Bar and we'll show you what cocktails you can make. Start off by adding the ingredients you have for this cocktail using the plus icons.
Snap your bar
Take a photo of what you’ve got, we’ll categorise it and let you know if you can make this cocktail, or a riff of it.
Snap photoMethod
How to make a Earl Grey Martini
-
- Pour all ingredients into a shaker with ice
-
- Shake well then strain into a chilled cocktail glass and serve
Your private tasting notes
Featured in
In the world of mixology, certain cocktails possess an inherent aura of sophistication, effortlessly elevating the drinker's persona and exuding...
FAQ's
What is the significance of using Earl Grey in a Martini?
Earl Grey tea, known for its distinctive flavor derived from the oil of Bergamot orange, adds a unique citrus and floral note to the martini. This twist on the traditional martini brings an aromatic complexity and depth to the cocktail, making it stand out for its innovative use of a classic tea.
Can I use bottled lemon juice instead of fresh in the Earl Grey Martini?
While bottled lemon juice can be used as a substitute, fresh lemon juice is highly recommended for the best taste. Fresh juice provides a brighter, more vibrant flavor to the cocktail, enhancing the overall aromatic experience and balancing the sweetness of the sugar syrup and the richness of the Earl Grey flavor.
Is there a non-alcoholic version of the Earl Grey Martini?
Yes, you can create a non-alcoholic version of the Earl Grey Martini by omitting the dry gin and replacing it with a non-alcoholic spirit or additional Earl Grey tea to maintain the volume. Adjust the lemon juice and sugar syrup to taste. This will preserve the cocktail's unique flavor profile while making it accessible for those avoiding alcohol.
How do I prepare the egg white for the Earl Grey Martini to ensure safety?
To ensure safety when using egg whites in cocktails like the Earl Grey Martini, it's important to use fresh eggs and practice good hygiene. Additionally, using pasteurized egg whites can minimize the risk of salmonella. Thoroughly shake the egg white in the cocktail shaker with the other ingredients to achieve the desired frothiness.
What food pairs well with an Earl Grey Martini?
The Earl Grey Martini pairs well with light appetizers or desserts that complement its citrus and floral notes. Try serving it with lemon tarts, shortbread cookies, or smoked salmon canapés. The refreshing and aromatic qualities of the martini make it versatile for pairing with a variety of dishes.
Upgrade your mixology
Become a member for free taking your cocktail making skills up to level 11.
- Save your bar forever
- Access to our Cocktail Creator, allowing you to create your own wonderful concoctions.
- Save cocktails to personalised 'Tried' and 'Want to try' lists
- Create and record tasting notes on cocktails
- Create lists of cocktails to share with friends and family
- A pesonalised MyBar URL, allowing you to share everything you can make with friends
- And much more ... (what to buy next, measurement choices, search personalisation...)
You might also like
Dry Martini Franklin
The Dry Martini Franklin is a sophisticated twist on the classic Dry Martini, offering a refined blend of dry gin,...
Fitzgerald
The Fitzgerald was invented by Dale Degroff in the 1990s. Starting in the early 90s at the Rainbow Room, New...
Dry Martini 'Preferred'
The Dry Martini 'Preferred' offers a sophisticated blend of elegance and simplicity, catering to those who appreciate the nuanced art...
Dry Martini Wet
The Dry Martini Wet offers a nuanced twist on the classic Dry Martini, blending the crisp, juniper-forward profile of dry...
Create a cocktail
Choose a theme and some ingredients, give us some description and we'll create an amazing cocktail for you.
Register as a Premium Make Me A Cocktail community member and get access to an even more powerful creator.
Start creating
Comments
No comments yet…
You need to be a user with a verified email to comment on cocktails. Login / register