How to Say “Espresso Martini” in Italian

espresso martini
The English phrase espresso martini is translated into Italian as espresso martini.

Did you know?

  • While an espresso martini is a global hit, Italians traditionally 'correct' their coffee with alcohol using a caffè correttò, which is an espresso with a shot of grappa or brandy.
  • Ordering an espresso martini in a traditional Italian bar may cause confusion because the drink is a modern international invention rather than a native part of Italian culture.
  • The word espresso is the past participle of the Italian verb esprimere, which means to squeeze or press out.

Examples in context

  • Vorrei un Espresso Martini, per favore
    I would like an Espresso Martini, please
  • Vorrei un espresso martini, per favore.
    I would like an espresso martini, please.
  • Prendo un espresso martini al bancone.
    I'll have an espresso martini at the bar.
  • È un ottimo espresso martini.
    It is a great espresso martini.

Example conversation

Martina and Lorenzo are at a cocktail bar in the evening.

  1. Martina

    Lorenzo, cosa ti prendi da bere?
    Lorenzo, what are you having to drink?
  2. Lorenzo

    Io prendo un espresso martini.
    I'll have an espresso martini.
  3. Martina

    Allora prendo anch'io un espresso martini.
    Then I will have an espresso martini too.
  4. Lorenzo

    Ottima scelta, Martina.
    Excellent choice, Martina.
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