This sprinkletini cocktail is unapologetically girly with champagne, cake vodka, Hpnotiq, and plenty of sprinkles.
I love this drink even though it’s a bit strong for me as I am embarrassingly lightweight when it comes to how I handle my boooooze. Alcohol with more alcohol, diluted with champagne. That’s ok, though.
Normal people can handle this. I have one of these once in a while and I’m good for the evening. π
I think I first saw this on the Hpnotiq website several years ago. Of course like I spotted a unicorn or something, I saw that this cocktail had rainbow sprinkles and that something called cake vodka is a real thing, so duh I had to have it.
Since you can’t go wrong with sprinkles, this drink is perfect for any occasion. Party, girls’ night, bachelorette, or day drinking alone. Just kidding on the last one… but hey, whatever floats your boat.
I hope you’ll give this super fun sprinkles martini a try!
Sprinkletini
A girly cocktail with sprinkles.
Ingredients
- Rainbow sprinkles
- 1 part cake vodka
- 2 parts Hpnotiq
- Champagne or Prosecco (dry sparkling wine)
Instructions
- Rim martini glass with sprinkles.
- Add one part cake vodka, two parts Hpnotiq, and then top off with dry sparkling wine.
Recipe Notes
- Adapted from a recipe I believe I saw on the Hypnotiq website a few years ago.
Beth says
I love the look of this drink! The rainbow sprinkles make it perfect. This is a perfect cocktail for any kind of girly occasion- it looks impressive and amazing and is super tasty (mmm, cake vodka!).
Beth says
Also, let me know if you ever need anyone to taste test cocktails for you. I’m a generous person like that π
Natasha says
Hahaha then someone else will need to drive you home π
Jessica @ Citrus Blossom Bliss says
Did you use water to rim the martini glass with sprinkles? I love creamy martini drinks that allow for rimming the glass with chocolate syrup and sprinkles <3 but I totally love the rainbow sprinkles on this drink, too. If I wasn't totally a lightweight myself I would definitely make this martini!
Natasha says
Yes, I generally use water. You could use lemon or lime but that may make the drink a little sour. Rimming it with chocolate syrup mmmm that’s a great idea π