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Ice-Cold Coupe
Toasted Coconut Crown
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"Our take on the espresso martini — rich coconut cold brew meets coffee and orange liqueur, velvet-smooth vodka, and a whisper of vanilla. Bold, silky, and just a little addictive."

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Coffee & Espresso Toasted Coconut Vanilla Brown Sugar Orange Vodka Rich & Silky

Great for: espresso martini fans · dessert-curious · after-dinner · coffee lovers · non-whiskey drinkers

Build Spec — Single Drink
Method: Shake with Ice · Double Strain · Ice-Cold Coupe
3 dashes Fee Foam (egg white alternative)
3 oz Batch Blend
1 oz Coconut cold brew
1 oz Brown sugar simple syrup (2:1)
— shake with ice to activate foam —
— double strain into ice-cold coupe —
— let settle like a Guinness, foam crown will rise —
garnish Small pinch of toasted coconut flakes on foam
Notes for the Bar
  • ·Shake hard — the Fee Foam needs aggressive agitation to build the crown.
  • ·Give it a moment after straining — the foam will bloom up like a Guinness pour. Garnish once settled.
Coconut Cold Brew
4.5 cupsGround coffee
4.5 cupsToasted coconut flakes (from kitchen)
4.5 LCoconut water
Steps
  1. Combine all three in a container.
  2. Steep for 24 hours.
  3. Strain through a coffee cone filter.
  4. Bottle, label, and date. Refrigerate.
  5. Good for 7 days.
Brown Sugar Syrup (2:1)
4 bagsBrown sugar
32 ozWater
Steps
  1. Using induction burner and pot, bring water to a boil.
  2. Add 4 bags of brown sugar. Stir until fully dissolved.
  3. Remove from heat and allow to cool completely.
  4. Bottle, label, and date.
Batch Blend
3 LLewis & Clark Vodka
2 LCoffee Liqueur
1 LLicor 43
Steps
  1. Combine all in a large container.
  2. Stir well to fully incorporate.
  3. Bottle for service, label, and store.
Prep Video — Watch Before Your First Build Scan to watch the full walkthrough: the drink being made start to finish, making the coconut cold brew, and preparing the brown sugar syrup. Replace this QR with your actual video link before printing.