Have you started to decorate for the holidays? Do you need some inspiring new ideas? Me too! I am excited to share that a great group of bloggers has come together including myself sharing gorgeous Christmas eye candy in this season’s Merry Mag! Melissa from The Sweet Escape put it all together, and it is full of beautiful handmade holiday inspiration including my Santa Hat Martini – Pomegranate Martini below!
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I think one of my greatest joys is throwing a good party. While it can be exhausting it can also be exhilarating to create all the details. That’s why I simplify holiday celebrations with a signature cocktail like this Santa Hat Martini! The Pomegranate Martini is the perfect shade of Santa’s hat…and it tastes good too! Santa’s upside down hat is perfect for any holiday soiree to an Ugly Christmas Sweater Party; it will have guests Ho Ho Hoing for more than one! Cheers!
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This Santa Hat Martini is really a Pomegranate Martini. It’s ruby red color is perfect to complete Santa’s hat…and it’s very tasty!
Pomegranate Martini
SUPPLIES
Thin Stem Martini Glasses 
INGREDIENTS
1.5 OZ. Pama Liqueur | 1 OZ. Vodka | .5 OZ. Cointreau | 1.5 OZ. Cranberry Juice
Combine all ingredients in a martini shaker. Add ice and shake vigorously. Strain into a martini glass.
Ingredients
- 1.5 OZ. Pama Liqueur
- 1 OZ. Vodka
- .5 OZ. Cointreau
- 1.5 OZ. Cranberry Juice
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients into a martini shaker. Add ice and shake vigorously. Strain into a martini glass.
Santa Hat Glass Instructions
1. Using your fingers, separate the pom until you find the center where it is bound together.
2. Place two or three glue dots around the top of the stem of the glass
3. Wrap pom pom around the glass placing a little glue at the edges of the pom. Squeeze together edges without gluing onto the glass.
4. Pom pom will be a little off-center, but that’s ok! {wink}
5. Melt chocolate, in small increments, using a microwave-safe dish stirring until smooth. Transfer the chocolate to a flat bottom bowl or plate. Dip the rim of the glass into the white chocolate covering the edges of the rim.
6. Carefully dip the melted chocolate rim into the nonpareils. Try not to touch the bottom of the plate with the glass. This causes the chocolate rub off and the nonpareils not to stick. Slowly push the nonpareils on edges of the rim to create the fluffy Santa hat trim. Let harden.
SEE MORE CHRISTMAS INSPIRATION HERE!
Linking to these wonderful parties!
Susan B
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Those are just adorable! What fun to have a tray of theme as you welcome your guests at the door. You could do them with cranberry juice for kids as well…
They look so much fun! What a creative idea!
This is just adorable. What a festive way to serve a delicious martini. Thanks for sharing with us at Snickerdoodle Sunday. I’ll be featuring you at tomorrow’s party.
Those would be amazing at a party… or at home with Hubby wrapping presents. 😉 Thanks for linking up to last week’s Tasty Tuesday! I’ve pinned your recipe to Creative K Kids’ Tasty Tuesday Pinterest board. I hope that you’ll join us again this week!
Hi Susan. What an awesome looking martini. Thanks for sharing with us at #Throwback Thursday. Pinned. Hope to see you again this week. Quinn
What a fun drink!! I’ll have one – Thanks for sharing on the Whats for Diner link up!
Such a cute idea for holiday parties!