- Flavour profile
- Aromatic spices, Nutty
- Mix with
- Amaro, Chocolate, Gin, Herbal Liqueurs, Rum, Smoke
- Suggested dose
- ½ to 1 oz per drink About 11 to 22 drinks per bottle
Indulge in the hottest trend with our Espresso Martini Syrup, the ultimate choice for cocktail enthusiasts and mocktail aficionados alike. This non-alcoholic syrup brings the rich and intense flavors of espresso to your glass, delivering an exquisite experience with every sip. What sets this syrup apart is its special foamer ingredient, which creates a luxurious and velvety foam when shaken. Crafted with only the finest ingredients, you can expect exceptional quality and a perfectly balanced taste in every mix. Elevate your beverage game and savor the irresistible allure of an Espresso Martini with our premium syrup.
HOW TO USE
- 1 oz of espresso martini
- 2 oz vodka or spiced rhum
- 1 oz water
Shake well in a shaker with ice
Feel free to add additional flavors like passion fruit or blueberry syrup to enhance your beverage even more
Use and storage
Use ½ to 1 oz per drink, depending on the intensity you want.
Store in a cool, dry place. Once opened, refrigerate and follow the label instructions.
About Prosyro
Shipping and returns
Shipping across Canada, free over $175 to destinations reachable by ground. Otherwise, shipping is charged at our current rates. Most orders ship the same or next business day.
Free pickup at our Montréal store (6484 Saint-Laurent Blvd.): 2–3 days, and Québec City store (234 Saint-Vallier St. W.): 3–5 days. We’ll contact you as soon as your order is ready for pickup.
Returns and exchanges within 30 days of delivery, for unused items in their original packaging. Return policy
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