J's Mocha Coffee Martini
Was Singapore Sling invented to disguise the fact that Women were drinking alcohol in Singapore?
MOREWas Singapore Sling invented to disguise the fact that Women were drinking alcohol in Singapore?
The answer is a resounding no. The Singapore Sling was actually invented by a bartender at the Raffles Hotel in Singapore in 1915. His name was Ngiam Tong Boon and the drink was created as an homage to the ladies who frequent the hotel lobby and also, It is said that he created it to appeal to the many British soldiers stationed in Singapore during World War I. There's no evidence that Ngiam Tong Boon ever intended for his cocktail to be anything other than a refreshing and delicious beverage enjoyed by all.
J's Mocha Coffee Martini
- Godiva Dark Chocolate 6 cl
- Coffee Liqueur Starbucks 4.5 cl
- Vodka 3 cl
- Milk 6 cl
- Chocolate / Cocoa Powder 1 pinch
Any Glass of your Choice
j's mocha coffee martini is a popular Vodka cocktail containing a combinations of Godiva Dark Chocolate,Coffee Liqueur Starbucks,Vodka,Milk,Chocolate / Cocoa Powder .Served using Any Glass of your ChoiceJ's Mocha Coffee Martini Ingredients
Godiva Dark Chocolate,Coffee Liqueur Starbucks,Vodka,Milk,Chocolate / Cocoa Pow...
J's Mocha Coffee Martini Recipe
Chill glass first. Measure in Vodka, then add coffee liqueur, and follow that with chocolate liqueur and milk. Shake gently, and pour into chilled glass. garnish the drink with a pinch of cocoa/hot chocolate mix, or alternately three chocolate covered coffee beans.
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