Description
A vibrant and enchanting cocktail perfect for date nights or special occasions, the Love Potion #9 Triple Berry Pomegranate Martini combines the tartness of pomegranate juice with the sweet, fruity flavors of strawberry vodka and black raspberry liqueur. Served with optional dry ice for a dramatic, foggy presentation and garnished with charming strawberry hearts, this martini is as delightful to look at as it is to sip.
Ingredients
Scale
Liquids and Spirits
- 1 cup pomegranate juice
- 3 ounces strawberry vodka (such as Pearl Strawberry Basil Vodka)
- 3 ounces Chambord Black Raspberry Liqueur
Garnish
- 2 strawberries, cut into hearts (optional)
Special Ingredients
- 2 small chunks dry ice (optional, for dramatic effect)
Instructions
- Mix Ingredients: In a cocktail shaker, combine the pomegranate juice, strawberry vodka, and Chambord Black Raspberry Liqueur. Shake well until the ingredients are fully blended and chilled.
- Prepare Glasses: Place one small chunk of dry ice into the bottom of each serving glass. Handle dry ice with caution using gloves or tongs to avoid frostbite.
- Pour Martini: Carefully pour the shaken martini mixture over the dry ice in each glass, creating a fog effect as the dry ice sublimates.
- Garnish: Skewer the strawberry hearts and place them on the glass rim or float them in the cocktail for a charming decorative touch.
- Enjoy the Show: Wait 5 to 10 minutes for the dry ice to fully dissolve, allowing the cocktail to chill and the visual fog effect to subside before drinking. Sip and enjoy your magical Love Potion #9 Martini.
Notes
- Use food-grade dry ice and handle it cautiously with tongs or gloves; never ingest dry ice directly.
- This cocktail is best served immediately after pouring to enjoy the dry ice effect and freshness.
- You can omit the dry ice for a more traditional martini experience.
- Strawberry vodka can be substituted with any berry-flavored vodka based on preference.
- Adjust sweetness or tartness by varying the amount of pomegranate juice or Chambord according to taste.
