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Spiced Chai Martini: Flavorful Gin Cocktail with Bitters

If you want a gin cocktail with real depth, this Spiced Chai Martini delivers. It takes the cozy warmth of a dirty chai and gives it a polished lift. Gin brings botanical shine. Our bitters bring serious flavor. The whole thing drinks like a dessert you did not have to bake.

Spiced Chai Martini

What Makes This Spiced Chai Gin Martini Unique?

This is not your average chai martini. Gin steps in where vodka usually sits and the drink gets a whole new personality. The botanicals play beautifully with chai’s warm spices. Holiday Pie Bitters add cinnamon and nutmeg. Chicory Pecan Bitters add roasted coffee notes and a little nuttiness. The result is layered, aromatic and elegant.

Ingredients

How to Make Your Spiced Chai Martini: Step-by-Step

  1. Add everything to a shaker with ice.
  2. Shake until it is cold and creamy.
  3. Strain into a chilled martini glass.
  4. Finish with cinnamon, a mini candy cane and a star anise.

 

The Layered Spices of a Sophisticated Martini

The double bitter blend is the secret. Holiday Pie brings warm baking spice. Chicory Pecan brings depth and a hint of roasted coffee. Together they tie the chai and the gin into one smooth, balanced sip. No artificial anything. Made in New Orleans. Impeccable sourcing is our love language.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I substitute the gin with vodka?

You can. Vodka will keep the drink clean and simple. Gin adds more character and we love it here.

What is the purpose of the bitters?

They round out the sweetness and add warmth and structure. Holiday Pie leans spicy. Chicory Pecan brings nuttiness and earth. Both work hard in this recipe.

How do I make the chai/milk mixture?

Use your favorite chai concentrate and mix it with the milk you like. Or steep a chai tea bag in hot milk and let it cool.

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