Watermelon Martinis
Juicy, fresh, and fabulously fruity, this watermelon martinis recipe is the taste of summer in a glass.
Ingredients
Method
2) In a food processor, puree the watermelon flesh. Add a little of the sugar syrup to sweeten, to taste. Pour the pureed watermelon into 2 empty ice cube trays and freeze for at least 4 hours.
3) In a blender combine the frozen watermelon cubes, more simple syrup, to taste, lemon juice and vodka, melon liqueur and blend until smooth. Pour into 8 frozen martini glasses and garnish with a lemon twist.
This watermelon martini is perfect for a classic summer’s day.
Forget complicated cocktail shakers and fancy garnishes! This watermelon martini cocktail recipe is beautifully simple, seriously refreshing, and guaranteed to put a smile on your face. It’s a fruity twist on the classic martini that swaps sophistication for sunshine, blending crisp vodka with the juicy sweetness of fresh watermelon.
This watermelon martinis recipe starts with a quick sugar syrup — just dissolve sugar in water over gentle heat before cooling it. Next, blend chunks of ripe watermelon until smooth, and then freeze. Then all that’s left to do is blend the frozen fruit, syrup, lemon juice and vodka. For an extra tropical touch, add a splash of melon liqueur to your watermelon martini mix. It’s optional, but highly recommended for a full-on beach bar vibe. Strain it into martini glasses and finish off with a zingy lemon twist for a balanced cocktail that’s perfect for summer barbecues, cocktail nights with friends, or just when you want a cool drink on a hot evening.
Feeling adventurous? Try swapping lemon for lime, or edge your glass with sugar and a pinch of chilli salt for a sweet‑and‑spicy sip. However you shake it, this watermelon martini cocktail is pure summer sparkle that’s as pretty as it is punchy.
Our watermelon martinis recipe is an all-time classic, and if you’re looking for more fruity fabulousness for cocktail night inspo, how about a pineapple margarita, a mango daiquiri, or a raspberry bellini. Cheers!
