French Martini

Flamboyant sophistication and joie de vivre

  • Story

    A modern cocktail invented in the 1980's by Keith McNally at the famous New York City bar; Balthazar. It gained popularity quickly and went global due to its sweet and fruity flavour and its beautiful pink hue.

    Why is it French? Chambord: black raspberry liqueur produced in France since the 17th century.

    Perfect for parties.

  • Ingredients

    • ATMOS dry gin (40 ml)
    • Chambord Liqueur (20 ml)
    • Pineapple Juice (60 ml)

  • Mixology

    • Shake the Gin, Chambord and pineapple juice really hard in a shaker until the pineapple juice froths up a bit
    • Strain into a martini glass
    • Garnish with a pineapple wedge or raspberries

  • Variations

    • Sparkling French Martini: Add a splash of champagne after pouring to finish the cocktail and amp up the celebrations.
Buy ATMOS