Mexican Martini Recipe

Like a margarita on the rocks, this Mexican Martini Recipe is perfect for parties. It's tangy, limey and positively delicious! This is the perfect Cinco de Mayo cocktail and a delicious classic cocktail!

Next time try a Paloma Cocktail, the national drink of Mexico!

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• Why you'll love this recipe   
• Ingredients/variations
• Instructions 
• Equipment
• FAQ's
• Tips
• Related recipes
• Serve with
• Mexican Martini Recipe
• About 1707 Tequila

Why you'll love this recipe   

✔️ The ingredients are easily available at your local liquor store.

✔️ This is easily a cocktail a home mixologist can make!

✔️ But today we're going to enjoy it in this Mexican Martini Recipe!

Ingredients/variations

For the exact measurements, please refer to the printable recipe card at the bottom of this post. 

• Lobos 1707 Tequila Blanco - so smooth, you'll love this tequila!
• Cointreau an orange liquor, substitute with Triple Sec or Grand Marnier.
• fresh lime juice - you'll definitely want fresh here!
• dry white vermouth, sherry will do in a pinch.
• kosher salt to rim the glass.
• limes and martini olives for garnish, because hey... this is a martini!

I prefer a shaken martini, but you can also stir then strain the ingredients. Or add a half shot of olive brine and turn your cocktail into a dirty martini!

Instructions 

This is a photo overview of the instructions. For the complete directions, just scroll down to the bottom!

Equipment

• You'll need a cocktail shaker, but you know I always use a Mason Jar.
• A good lime squeezer (this is the one I use).

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FAQ's

Tips

• You can buy a fancy martini shaker, but I've never tried one that didn't leak and goodness that makes a mess! Just use a mason jar - it works great!
• Add all of the ingredients to the jar and shake it HARD. At least 20 good shakes!
• Martinis are best served super cold (hence the hard shakerinh) so cold when you pour it into the glass a thin film of ice coats the top of the glass.

Related recipes

Looking for more classic cocktails? We've got you covered!

• I do love a good martini and a Lemon Drop is pucker-up delicious!
• The Last Word Cocktail Recipe - prohibition-era, gin based cocktail. It's a perfectly balanced drink!
• Carrabba's Pomegranate Martini is a vibrant cocktail that combines the tartness of pomegranate juice with the smoothness of vodka, cheers!
• Check out more simple cocktail recipes here!

Serve with

Looking for some yummy party food? Here are some of my favorites!

• This recipe for sausage balls with cream cheese are always a hit. They are super easy to make too!
• Make a platter of Roast Beef Rollups! Perfect finger food.
• Cocktail Shrimp - made in your air fryer, these are so yummy! Be sure to make the shrimp cocktail sauce for dipping as well.
• Creamy Guacamole or Pico de Gallo will totally make this a party!

If you love a great Tequila Martini, please leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rating, cheers!

About 1707 Tequila

Have you tried Lobos 1707 Tequila or Mezcal? Just to give you a little background, it was founded by the Osorio family.

The story goes, that the great-grandfather when heading to Mexico would bring sherry, but when the oak barrels were empty, they would refill them with tequila. That would sit in the casks for the return trip home.

They found that they really enjoyed the great flavor of the aged tequila and the rest is history when the brand was launched in 2020!

This tequila is smooth. It's perfect neat or on the rocks, however today we'e going to enjoy it in a Mexican Martini!