Gordon's Tropical Passionfruit Distilled Gin | 37.5% vol | 70cl | Tropical Passionfruit Flavours with Juniper Notes & Gin Botanicals | Enjoy in a Gin Glass with Tonic | Flavoured Gin

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Double strain into a champagne flute so that no seeds end up in the glass. Top up with bubbles and garnish with an orange peel twirl! Another mixer that goes well with gin liqueur is lemonade. Lemonade has a tart and tangy flavor that pairs well with the botanical flavors of gin liqueur. Additionally, lemonade is a refreshing drink that can help you cool down on a hot day. Keeping everything separate will allow guests to make their drinks as strong or as weak as they would like. We have the kids, the spouses, a house that needs cleaning, gardens tending and that’s after going to work.

There’s certainly no shortage of flavoured gins in the supermarkets these days – everything from violets and geraniums to blood oranges and grapefruits make their way into the staunchly British spirit. But while these are at best overly sweet and at worst full of artificial flavourings, it’s far tastier and cheaper to make your own. And best of all – all it requires is a bit of sugar, some gin, your chosen fruit and time for everything to infuse together. While the recipe is pretty perfect as is (if I do say so myself!), it’s also very versatile has room for layering flavors. Juice the lime to obtain about 1 oz (or 2 tbsp) of fresh squeezed lime juice. A great tip for getting more juice from your lime is before you cut it open, microwave it for about 5-10 seconds. Then press down it down onto your kitchen counter or cutting board with the palm of your hand and roll it around which pressing down. You want it to get a little squishy. This recipe was updated in October 2021 with additional information and an ingredients substitution section. Feel free to reach out to us if you are interested in working with us for content creation and recipes.Lovingly created in small batches, our award winning Boë Scottish gin is gently blended with the tropical flavours of passion fruit to create Boë Passion Fruit Gin. A stylish gin with the warm lingering finish of exotic fruits, sensational aroma and vibrant colour. When she's not out gallivanting around the world or using her powers for social good, she enjoys sewing, photography, gardening, cooking and building LEGOs with her son.

St Giles Gin in Norwich have been Winners in the Flavoured Gin category of The Gin Guide Award on multiple occasions with their Raspberry, Rhubarb & Ginger Gin, so you know you're in good hands with their bright and flavoursome Mandarin & Passion Fruit edition. When it comes to green and purple passion fruit, I suggest using the purple passion fruit for eating. Bottled at a healthy 40% ABV, our Orange and Passionfruit Gin includes juniper, coriander, angelica, orris, orange zest, orange blossom and over 800 passion-fruits per batch. This is paired perfectly with Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic. Add ice cubes to a highball glass and pour in the mixture to about 2/3 – 3/4 full (depending on how strong you like your drink). Top off with soda water. Tasting Notes: Fresh, fragrant and bright mandarin with exotic passion fruit that lingers on the finish.On occasion, you may also find her crocheting cute things to hide in her husband's underwear drawer. Finally, you can also mix gin liqueur with soda. This is a great option if you are looking for a light and refreshing drink. Additionally, soda is a great mixer if you are on a budget, as it is a relatively inexpensive drink. Note that a 750ml bottle of alcohol = 25.36oz so the above recipe adjustment would use about half a bottle of alcohol. Recommended setup for a party Passionfruit seeds contain an oil that has been used in Chinese medicine as well as being added into perfumes. Just mix the pulp and juice with some water (flat or sparkling is fine) and a natural sweetener like honey or cane sugar.