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Sweet, creamy, and pink – this Valentine Martini is the perfect recipe for a Galentine’s Day party (or for your Valentine). It’s a creamy strawberry martini with just a few ingredients – make a Martini for your Sweetie!

Two pink cocktails in martini glasses, each topped with a strawberry on the rim. More strawberries are scattered on the gray surface. The background is blurred, highlighting the drinks.

A Classic Cosmo is perfect for Valentine’s (it’s pink, after all), but if you’re looking for an easy creamy sweet Valentine’s Day dessert martini, look no further. I’m calling this a Sweetie Martini since I made it for Valentine’s Day, but really it’s a strawberry martini with vodka and amaretto. It’s delicious!

A selection of ingredients on a countertop: a carton of half and half, a bottle of Disaronno liqueur, a bottle of Smirnoff Vanilla vodka, and a bottle of strawberry syrup.

Ingredient Notes

Vodka: Use your favorite vodka. You can use plain or use a flavored, like whipped or vanilla or even strawberry flavored, if you can find it.
Amaretto adds a ton of flavor – it’s one of my favorite liqueurs
Strawberry Syrup – you can use ice cream syrup or the kind of syrups coffeehouses use (i.e. Torani or Skinny Mixes). We love the Skinny Mixes Strawberry syrup best.
Milk – you can also use half and half or heavy cream (but use whole milk, not fat free)

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How to make a Martini for Valentine’s Day

Making a martini requires a cocktail shaker and a martini glass – shake all the ingredients and strain into the glass.
You can also turn this easily into a cherry martini by using grenadine.
Garnish with fresh strawberries or raspberries.
Turn it into a chocolate covered strawberry martini by adding a drizzle of chocolate sauce or swapping the amaretto for Godiva’s White Chocolate Liqueur.

A pink cocktail is being poured from a golden shaker into a uniquely twisted martini glass. In the background, there is a white container with fresh strawberries. The setting is on a gray surface.

Expert Tip

If you don’t want to use Hershey’s syrup or Skinny Mixes, you can make strawberry simple syrup: add a carton of strawberries to a pot and mash them. Add 1/2 cup granulated sugar and 1/4 cup water and allow to cook until thickened. Puree and use in any cocktail!