The Lisa-tini Martini

When champagne deserves a little extra sparkle, this Lisa-tini Martini delivers pure elegance in a glass. Born from my love affair with bubbly, this cocktail transforms the classic martini into something truly special. The combination of smooth lemon vodka and bright orange liqueur creates the perfect foundation for champagne to shine, while fresh orange slices add a beautiful finishing touch. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply treating yourself to something luxurious, this martini brings sophistication to any moment.

Storage

This cocktail is best served immediately after preparation. The ingredients can be prepped and chilled ahead of time, but mix just before serving to maintain the champagne's effervescence.

Steps:

Prepare the Shaker
Fill a martini shaker halfway with crushed ice to create the perfect chilling base for your cocktail.
Add Spirits
Pour the lemon vodka and orange liqueur into the shaker over the ice, creating the flavor foundation of your martini.
Add Champagne
Carefully fill the remaining space in the shaker with chilled champagne, being gentle to preserve the bubbles.
Shake and Strain
Shake the mixture vigorously for about 10-15 seconds, then strain into chilled martini glasses.
Garnish and Serve
Garnish each glass with a fresh orange slice and serve immediately while the champagne is still bubbly.

Nutritions

  • Calories

    145 kcal

    Energy

    607 kJ

    Protein

    0.2 g

    Fat

    0.1 g

    Carbohydrates

    4.8 g

    Fiber

    0.3 g

    Sugars

    3.2 g

    Salt

    0.01 g

Recipe Variations

This recipe is easy to adapt to your taste. Try one of the variations below to change the flavor or ingredients.

FAQ

Yes, you can use a large mason jar with a tight lid as an alternative. Just make sure to strain the mixture through a fine mesh strainer before serving.
Any dry champagne or sparkling wine works well. Brut or extra brut champagne provides the best balance, but prosecco is also an excellent and more affordable option.
This cocktail is best mixed and served immediately to preserve the champagne bubbles. However, you can pre-chill all ingredients and have everything ready to mix when guests arrive.
While you can’t replicate the exact flavors, you can create a mocktail using sparkling grape juice, orange juice, and lemon juice with fresh orange garnish.