Creamy Raspberry White Chocolate Martini for a Sweet Galentine’s Night

If you like dessert-style cocktails, this one’s a no-brainer. The Raspberry White Chocolate Martini is smooth, creamy, and has just the right balance of sweetness. It’s like drinking a boozy raspberry truffle, but with a slight kick from the vodka to keep things interesting.

This drink is perfect for Galentine’s Day, date night, or when you just want something indulgent without actually making dessert. The best part? It’s ridiculously easy to make, but still looks like you put in effort.

Why It’s Perfect for a Fancy Night In

• It tastes like dessert. Creamy white chocolate, fresh raspberry, and a little boozy warmth.
• Easy but impressive. Shake, pour, and it looks like you ordered it from a fancy bar.
• Customizable. Like it sweeter? Add more white chocolate liqueur. Prefer it lighter? Cut back on the cream.

Tasting Notes

• Flavor: White chocolate with a tart raspberry finish
• Texture: Smooth, creamy, and rich
• Sweetness Level: Not too sugary, just right
• Best Served In: A chilled martini glass with a white chocolate drizzle

Ingredients

• 2 oz vodka
• 1 oz white chocolate liqueur (Godiva or similar)
• ½ oz raspberry liqueur (Chambord works great)
• 1 oz heavy cream
• Melted white chocolate (for drizzle)
• Fresh raspberries (for garnish)

Step-by-Step Preparation

1. Drizzle the glass. Melt a little white chocolate and swirl it inside a martini glass. Freeze for a few minutes to set.
2. Shake the cocktail. In a cocktail shaker filled with ice, add vodka, white chocolate liqueur, raspberry liqueur, and heavy cream.
3. Shake well. About 15 seconds—until the shaker feels ice-cold.
4. Strain into the glass. Pour it right into the prepped martini glass.
5. Garnish & serve. Add fresh raspberries and enjoy.

Tips & Tricks

• Want extra raspberry flavor? Add a few muddled raspberries before shaking.
• No raspberry liqueur? Use raspberry syrup instead.
• Need it dairy-free? Swap heavy cream for coconut milk or oat creamer.
• Prefer a frozen version? Blend everything with ice for a boozy raspberry milkshake.

Variations to Explore

• Dark Chocolate Martini: Swap white chocolate liqueur for dark chocolate liqueur.
• Mocktail Version: Blend white hot chocolate with raspberry puree instead of alcohol.
• Stronger Kick: Use vanilla vodka instead of regular for extra flavor.

Your Burning Questions Answered

Can I make this ahead of time?
Mix everything except the cream and keep it in the fridge. Shake with cream right before serving.

What vodka works best?
A smooth one—Tito’s, Grey Goose, or Ketel One.

Can I use milk instead of cream?
You can, but it won’t be as rich. If using milk, go for whole milk for a better texture.

If you love creamy cocktails, this one’s worth making. I tried this for a Galentine’s get-together, and let’s just say—there were no leftovers. It’s rich but not too heavy, making it perfect for sipping while catching up with friends. Serve it with a side of chocolate-covered strawberries or a raspberry tart for an extra indulgent treat!