S’mores Martini

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The S’mores Martini is a delectable cocktail combining the irresistible flavors of chocolate, marshmallows and graham crackers in a single glass. Enjoy this adult version of your favorite campfire treat.

Two S'mores Martinis alongside graham crackers and chocolate squares.

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S’mores Martini recipe

If you’re a fan of the classic campfire treat, s’mores, you’re in for a delightful surprise with the s’mores martini.

This delectable cocktail takes the irresistible flavors of chocolate, marshmallow and graham crackers and transforms them into a liquid indulgence that is simply irresistible.

The s’mores martini captures the essence of the beloved campfire treat in a unique and sophisticated way.

It is the perfect choice to impress your guests at a dinner party or simply to treat yourself to a special weekend cocktail. Anyone who is a huge fan of s’mores will love this adult version! 

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A wooden cutting board holds s'more ingredients next to a martini.

Why you’ll love this recipe

The s’mores martini is a delicious and sweet drink to end a great meal. You’ll love it because:

  • Full of childhood nostalgia, this adult beverage tastes like liquid s’mores.
  • With a graham cracker rim, chocolate sauce and a toasted marshmallow on top, it’s a drink to impress.
  • It’s perfect for a casual evening or a celebration alike.

The s’mores martini will surely be a conversation starter and a crowd pleaser. Its rich and indulgent flavors make it a perfect choice for a dessert cocktail or a sweet nightcap.

Serve these dessert martinis for cocktail parties, girls’ nights, or even for camping trips and bonfires. Pair it with your favorite camping theme party food! It’s great for summer and fall, when making s’more’s is a must!

A toasted marshmallow on an arrow skewer garnishes a S'mores Martini.

Tools & glassware

For making the cocktail, you will need a jigger to measure the ingredients, a cocktail shaker and a strainer. I prefer a hawthorn strainer.

And then for the garnishes, you’ll likely want some bamboo skewers or cocktail picks to perch a toasted marshmallow right on top. A kitchen torch is handy for toasting said marshmallows (and so fun for smoked cocktails, too).

To serve a s’mores martini, you’ll want a martini glass or coupe glass.

Overhead view of summer-inspired dessert martinis and several ingredients.

Ingredients

The s’mores martini captures the essence of the beloved campfire treat in a unique and sophisticated way. Here are the cocktail ingredients you will need:

Marshmallow vodka

Marshmallow vodka is readily available at just about any liquor store. Smirnoff and Pinnacle both make a version of vodka with marshmallow flavor.

But did you know you can make homemade marshmallow vodka with real marshmallows and plain vodka?

You can also use vanilla vodka or whipped cream vodka for a similar flavor.

Chocolate liqueur

Crème de cacao is a sweet, chocolate-flavored liqueur. It comes in a clear version and a dark brown color. Either will work, but the dark version will help give this cocktail its chocolate-brown color.

Chocolate liqueur is another option with a smooth, rich flavor. Crème de cacao tends to be a little more inexpensive than something like Godiva chocolate liqueur. 

You could use coffee liqueur in a pinch. It will still have a great texture and richness but with only a hint of chocolate.

Graham crackers are steeped in milk in a glass measuring cup that sits on a wooden cutting board.

Graham cracker-infused milk

Totally optional, but infusing milk with real graham crackers takes this cocktail to the next level and then some. This is what helps it taste like liquid s’mores.

You can use milk or half-and-half. Heavy cream also works, but it can begin to thicken up when shaken (think whipped cream) so it can be 

To make it, you’ll infuse a few graham crackers with milk or half-and-half and let it sit overnight in the fridge. 

It takes some planning, but it makes a big batch so you can mix up a few cocktails with it, like a s’mores spin on the classic white Russian.

A hand places a skewer holding a marshmallow onto a creamy dessert cocktail.

Garnishes

What makes this cocktail so much fun? The garnishes! They are a fantastic addition to make tasty drinks look (and sometimes smell) fancy. 

Here are a few ideas to dress up this great dessert cocktail: 

Variations and substitutions

You can use vanilla vodka instead of marshmallow vodka. You could also use marshmallow whiskey or something similar. (I like the ‘Shmallow Toasted Marshmallow Bourbon from Hotel Tango Distillery.)

Instead of chocolate liqueur, you can use some chocolate syrup and regular vodka instead. Kahlua will also work.

Feel free to make it non-dairy with oat milk or almond milk. 

A hand pours a creamy cocktail from a shaker into a class with chocolate syrup.

How to make a S’mores Martini

Putting together your own toasted s’mores martini at home is pretty simple. Here’s what you’ll do:

  1. First, make the graham cracker milk. Place graham crackers in a small mixing bowl with a lid. Cover with milk or half-and-half. (This will make more than you need, in case you want more cocktails!) Let it sit in the fridge for 4-8 hours. Strain out the graham crackers and pour it into a jar for use in cocktails. (Alternatively, you can let them steep in disposable tea bags.)
  2. In a zip-locking bag, place two graham crackers and seal the bag. Cover with a paper towel or tea towel and beat the bag with the back of a spoon until the graham crackers are crushed into crumbs. This can be as fine or crumbly as you wish, but coarse crumbs will work best. Pour crumbs onto a plate.
  3. Pour a thin layer of chocolate syrup onto another plate. Roll the outer rim of a martini glass in the chocolate syrup, letting any excess drip off.
  4. Then dip the rim of the glass in in graham cracker crumbs. If desired, drizzle more chocolate syrup on the inside of the glass in a circular manner. Place the prepared glass in the freezer while you prepare your other ingredients to keep the chocolate from dripping.
  5. To a cocktail shaker filled with ice, add marshmallow vodka, chocolate liqueur and graham cracker milk. Shake until combined, then strain into the prepared martini glass.
  6. Pierce the end of a skewer through a marshmallow and hold it over an open flame (from a real campfire or a kitchen blowtorch/lighter), until charred to your liking. Place on top of the rimmed martini glass for extra s’mores fragrance.
A S'mores Martini alongside a gold bowl of marshmallows.

What to serve with a S’mores Martini

The combination of chocolate vodka, marshmallow-flavored vodka, chocolate liqueur, and cream creates a rich and creamy base that mimics the flavors of melted chocolate and toasted marshmallows. With every sip, you’ll experience the lusciousness of chocolate and the sweetness of marshmallows, all balanced perfectly in a cocktail glass.

So what to pair with this delicious dessert martini? Why, s’mores, of course! (Is it raining and you don’t have a kitchen torch? You can make indoor s’mores!)

Or go for a s’mores-flavored treat, like s’mores cookies or s’mores rice krispie treats.

Add a fresh raspberry to your cocktail pick and serve it up with these raspberry s’mores bars.

They’d also go so well with anything chocolate, like double chocolate chip cookies.

More s’mores drinks

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Two S'mores Martinis alongside graham crackers and chocolate squares.

S’mores Martini

Yield: 1 cocktail
Prep Time: 8 minutes
Cook Time: 2 minutes
Infuse Time: 8 hours
Total Time: 8 hours 10 minutes
Whip up a S'mores Martini, which tastes like summer in a glass. This sweet dessert cocktail is full of childhood nostalgia.
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ingredients

for the cocktail

  • 2 ounces marshmallow vodka
  • 1 ½ ounces chocolate liqueur
  • 1 ½ ounces graham cracker milk
  • 1 tablespoon chocolate syrup for glass and rim
  • 2 graham crackers crushed, for rim
  • 1 toasted marshmallow for garnish

for the graham cracker milk:

  • 4 graham crackers
  • 1 cup whole milk or half-and-half or your choice of milk

instructions

  • First, make the graham cracker milk. Place graham crackers in a small mixing bowl with a lid. Cover with milk or half-and-half. (This will make more than you need, in case you want more cocktails!) Let it sit in the fridge for 4-8 hours. Strain out the graham crackers and pour it into a jar for use in cocktails.
  • In a zip-locking bag, place two graham crackers and seal the bag. Cover with a paper towel or tea towel and beat the bag with the back of a spoon until the graham crackers are crushed into crumbs. This can be as fine or crumbly as you wish, but coarse crumbs will work best. Pour crumbs onto a plate.
  • Pour a thin layer of chocolate syrup onto another plate.
  • Roll the outer edge of a martini glass in the chocolate syrup, then in graham cracker crumbs. If desired, drizzle some chocolate syrup on the inside of the glass in a circular manner. Place glass in the freezer while you prepare your other ingredients to keep the chocolate from dripping.
  • To a cocktail shaker filled with ice, add marshmallow vodka, chocolate liqueur and graham cracker milk. Shake until combined. Strain into the prepared martini glass.
  • Place a marshmallow on a skewer and give it a burst of flame from a kitchen blowtorch or lighter, until charred to your liking. Place on top of the cocktail glass for extra s’mores aroma.

notes

The instructions are for how to mix one cocktail, but the graham cracker milk makes enough for roughly 6 drinks.

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nutrition information

Yield: 1 cocktail

amount per serving:

Serving: 1oz Calories: 408kcal Carbohydrates: 63g Protein: 3g Fat: 1g Saturated Fat: 1g Cholesterol: 4mg Sodium: 68mg Sugar: 50g
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