Easy and delicious Peppermint Hot Chocolate Martini is a delicious cocktail, perfect for fall or winter!
So…I know what you’re thinking. Christmas ALREADY!? It’s not even Thanksgiving! Ugh…I know. I have always HATED Christmas music and decorations before Thanksgiving. It’s just not right!! But who says you can’t enjoy some peppermint before Thanksgiving. Who says you can have hot chocolate or enjoy a nice martini!
Sure, this Peppermint Hot Chocolate Martini seems to scream Christmas.
And I photographed it with a “fa la la” napkin…but…still. It’s cold outside, and that means its okay to enjoy peppermint. So, let’s enjoy it! Glad we got that cleared up!
There is nothing better than a fun (and easy) cocktail. They’re my favorite thing to make on the blog. This one is especially easy. It’s made with…wait for it…HOT CHOCOLATE. I know, groundbreaking. Shocking. All that jazz. I bet you never guessed. 
So it goes like this. You make some peppermint hot chocolate. Then you add some vodka. Add some rumchata. Then you serve it to your friends. Love.
Cheers!
Ingredients
- 2 cups almond milk or skim milk
- 6 Tablespoons Peppermint Hot Chocolate my favorite brand is Fannie May. Starbucks and Williams Sonoma also have brands. You could also use regular hot chocolate and add a teaspoon of peppermint extract!
- 1/2 Cup RumChata
- 3 ounces good quality Vodka
- Ice
Instructions
- Heat Milk, chocolate, and rum chata in a sauce pan over medium high heat until chocolate is melted. Stir to make sure it is mixed well.
- Take off of heat and allow to cool for about 5 minutes. In a cocktail shaker, add chocolate mixture, vodka, and ice. Shake well and pour in martini glasses. Enjoy!
Nutrition
Culinary Ginger
I love a good boozy holiday drink. Especially one like this because it’s a treat with a treat. Looks good.
Becky Hardin
Thanks so much!
sonaly
PEPPERMINT CHOCOLATE
This is a before or after dinner mint that packs a lot more than a refreshing feeling after you consume it. This is pure delight for your taste buds.
Betsy
did you just dip the glasses in water then red sugar sprinkles?
Becky Hardin
Hey Betsy, yes! That’s exactly what I did. Hope you love it!