This is such an amazing tasting cocktail, it’s up there with the classics in my book. For an even brighter, even zingy-er taste, instead of passion fruit syrup I use the contents of @ 1/2 a fresh passion fruit - seeds and all - along a dash of simple syrup, and as this is usually ends up being rather more than 7.5ml, I adjust the amounts of everything else to keep the same ratios. I can't always be bothered crushing ice, but luckily made as a regular shaken cocktail it’s still truly STELLAR!
5 oz of ice was too diluted even thought i went 10ml orgeat/passion/faler. To make up for this i added another 20 ML orgeat syrup (total 10+20=30) awesome drink after that, spicy and rich.
Okay. This proportions land this drink as the best cocktail i recall ever tasting or making. The key is not to over-blend it, for me just a pulse or two. I am using special edition Etsu Yuzu Japanese Gin, which with the lemon and the orgeat balance in ever evolving waves of flavors that keep changing as the ice leftovers dynamically transform each sip. 12/10
This drink is absolutely delicious. Make big batches in the blender and you will delight party guests. I add a few dashes of grenadine syrup to give the drink a more Saturnine color.
I'd try shaking with a mix of cubbed and crushed ice then straining over fresh crushed ice. Best to take ice from -18 freezer and then crush to ensure does not overly dilute the cocktail.
I love this drink, it was one of the first I ever wanted to reproduce at home. I used John Taylor's velvet falernum and a passion fruit nectar reduction to replace store bought syrup. I could sip this all day! Cheers everyone.
This was very refreshing and fruiting. Used passion fruit liqueur instead of the syrup to lessen the sweetness. It had the perfect amount of sweetness for us. The bending of the ingredients gives it a wonderful hint of grapefruit. Loved it.
Haven’t tried it yet but I have everything but passion fruit syrup but I do have passion fruit liqueur. Wondering how I should adjust the recipe. Cheers
I'm afraid, I don't think you can. The liqueur won't be nearly as sweet as a syrup.
There is a good recipe for home made passion fruit syrup on garlicandzest.com or you can buy 600ml of ready made Teisseire Le Sirop Passion Fruit from Waitrose for less than £4.00.
Good luck.