Gingerbread Martini
A Gingerbread Martini is the ultimate holiday dessert cocktail. Made with homemade gingerbread syrup, Kahlua, and Irish Cream, this drink is delicious and is sure to be a party favorite to sip on all holiday season!
Everyone has a certain flavor that reminds them of Christmas. For some it’s eggnog, for which I am still just not so sure how I feel about. For others, it’s peppermint, but I don’t really like peppermint. But gingerbread? Yes, yes, and yes! These Gingerbread Martinis are the ultimate holiday dessert cocktail.
To make these Gingerbread Martinis, you will need:
- homemade gingerbread syrup (recipe below)
- Kahlua (coffee liqueur)
- Irish Cream liqueur
- vanilla vodka
- half and half
- mini gingerbread cookies and whipped cream (for garnish)
My favorite Christmas flavor is gingerbread. I’ll skip the peppermint, just give me the gingerbread. In all forms. Cookie, latte, and now, martini.
And just a warning, this thing is dangerously addicting and decadent. The gingerbread syrup is really where it’s at with this drink, so add as much or as little as you like. I kind of want to pour the syrup on everything though. I highly recommend making extra so you have it for more martinis or other recipes!
You will also need vanilla vodka, Kahlua, and Bailey’s Irish Cream (I told you this was a decadent drink!). Top with a little gingerbread cookie and cookie rim and you’ve got the most scrumptious and delicious holiday cocktail!
Recipe Tips and Suggestions:
- You can make the gingerbread syrup in advance, in fact, I recommend doing that as the syrup will thicken as it cools.
- If you plan to make these for a larger group, I would suggest doubling or even tripling the syrup so you have plenty on hand.
- I like to garnish with these small gingerbread men cookies from Pepperidge Farm. If you can’t find them, gingersnaps would also work.
- To keep the cookie from dissolving right away, I do a little dollop of whipped cream to hold it up.
- The rim is garnished with crushed gingerbread cookies and take this drink to another level! If you want to skip this though, you could also do a simple cinnamon sugar rim.
- If you end up with extra gingerbread syrup, you can also use it in these other recipes: Homemade Gingerbread Latte, No-Bake Gingerbread Cheesecakes, or Gingerbread Hot Chocolate.
This festive Gingebread Martini is the perfect holiday cocktail to serve! Creamy and made with homemade gingerbead syrup! If you can’t find gingerbread cookies, you can also use gingersnap or Biscoff cookies.Gingerbread Martini
Ingredients
For the gingerbread syrup:
For the martini:
Instructions
For the syrup:
For the martini:
Notes
Nutrition Information:
Yield:
2
Serving Size:
1 martini
Amount Per Serving:
Calories: 349Total Fat: 4gSaturated Fat: 3gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 2gCholesterol: 13mgSodium: 46mgCarbohydrates: 41gFiber: 0gSugar: 32gProtein: 1g
32 Comments on “Gingerbread Martini”
Ooh… I may have to whip this one up very, very soon! :)
Christmas in a drink right here :)
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
What? You don’ t like peppermint? Your crazy!! lol I am so loving your Gingerbread martini!! Loving the Kahlua and Bailrys in it!! Perfect holiday drink!!
My hubby doesn’t like mint either…except in toothpaste! What a festive martini! And the gingerbread man garnish is perfect!!!
Genius drink Staphanie! It looks perfectly creamy and perfectly infused with gingerbread flavor :)
I’m with you on the peppermint. I can handle a little bit of it but it’s just not really my thing. Now gingerbread on the other hand, I do love : ) This drink sounds delicious
What a delicious looking cocktail. Those would be irresistible!
to each their own! definitely won’t throw stuff at you for not liking peppermint :) this martini looks fab!
i’ll take 3 please… all for me. :) and for the peppermint, don’t worry I don’t judge!! Gingerbread is one fine flavor to enjoy instead. ;)
Gingerbread is a flavor I have always appreciated! Lovely cocktail. :)
Ooooh how fancy! Love these!
Oh mama. I want 10 of these.
I need one of these right about now..Looks awesome!
Can I get a sip of that!!! Mmmmm. I love martinis at Christmas time…especially the creamy, baileys, chocolatey, gingery kind ;)
Oh my these look gorgeous and delicious! I need me a virgin version asap!
I’m not a mint fan either. Or eggnog, really. But I love gingerbread, this looks fabulous :)
I don’t care that it’s 8:45 in the AM. I want one now.
This martini looks amazing! I love the gingerbread man floating on the top- nice touch! I can’t wait to try this recipe.
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Can’t wait to try this love gingerbread and pumpkin spice thanks for the recipe
So does the recipe make two cocktails?