Dove Chocolate Martini Mix

This mix came from Dove Chocolate Discoveries, a home party chocolate seller. It was never a supermarket item.

Updated Oct 20, 2026. Edited by: Ilyass Ben Hakim.

Where to buy

The mix was sold by independent consultants called Chocolatiers. Current production is not confirmed. Leftover packs sometimes appear on resale sites, so check dates closely.

Professional insight

A bartender would treat old mix as a pantry food. Date and seal decide everything.

Clumped cocoa powder has likely absorbed moisture.
Faded tins suggest years on a shelf.
Any chocolate liqueur gives a close result.
Rim the glass with chopped chocolate for the look.

Check the label

Brand reads Dove Chocolate Discoveries.
Best-by date is printed and still ahead.
Inner seal is unopened.
Ingredient and allergen list is readable.
Mixing directions name the spirit to add.
No dents, rust or swelling on the container.

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Before you buy

Ask resellers for a photo of the date stamp.
Check milk, soy and nut allergen lines.
Remember the mix itself needs added alcohol.
Compare against a fresh substitute before paying a premium.

Chocolate martini substitutes

Chocolate liqueur and vodka

The classic base. Shake with ice and strain.

Creme de cacao

Lighter chocolate flavor. Comes in clear and dark.

Hot cocoa powder

Dissolve in a little warm milk first, then chill.

Dove chocolate garnish

Chop a square and press it onto a wet rim.

Storage

Keep dry mix sealed in a cool cupboard.
Avoid the fridge, where moisture causes clumps.
Use opened packs soon for best flavor.

Common questions

Does Dove sell martini mix in stores?: No retail Dove martini mix was found. The product came from the direct selling arm.
Does the mix contain alcohol?: Sources do not confirm it. Read the pack; most cocktail mixes need spirit added.
Who owned Dove Chocolate Discoveries?: It was the direct selling arm of Mars. Mars makes Dove chocolate.