Passion Fruit Peach Cocktail

This Passion Fruit Peach Cocktail is a bright, fruit-forward drink that blends juicy peach liqueur with fresh passion fruit, gin, and a splash of lime. It’s refreshing, lightly tropical, and beautifully balanced — easy enough for a casual evening, yet elegant enough for entertaining.

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If you enjoy cocktails that feel fresh, sunny, and not overly sweet, this one is a great choice. Passion fruit adds tang, peach brings softness, and gin ties everything together without overpowering the fruit. So, let’s dive into this Passion Fruit Peach Cocktail.

Why You’ll Love This Passion Fruit Peach Cocktail

• Bright and refreshing. Passion fruit and lime keep the drink lively and balanced.
• Soft fruit sweetness. Peach liqueur adds gentle sweetness without dominating.
• Easy to adjust. Simple to tweak for strength, sweetness, or acidity.
• Versatile serving style. Enjoy it shaken and strained or served over ice.

Flavour Profile

This cocktail is fruity, lightly tangy, and smooth, with a refreshing finish. Passion fruit leads with brightness, peach softens the edges, and gin adds subtle herbal notes. The texture is lightly pulpy if left unstrained, or clean and crisp when strained.

Ingredients You’ll Need for This Recipe

• Gin: Provides structure and botanical depth that supports the fruit flavours.
• Peach liqueur: Adds sweetness and a soft, ripe peach note.
• Fresh passion fruit pulp: Brings tangy brightness and a lightly tropical aroma.
• Lime juice: Balances sweetness and sharpens the overall flavour.
• Grenadine (optional): Adds colour and a touch of extra sweetness.
• Ice: Essential for chilling and proper dilution.
• Optional garnish: Passion fruit, fresh mint, or lime enhance presentation and aroma.

How to Make a Passion Fruit Peach Cocktail

Add the gin, peach liqueur, passion fruit pulp, lime juice, and grenadine (if using) to a shaker filled with ice. Shake vigorously until well chilled. Taste and adjust if needed, adding a touch more lime for brightness or a few extra drops of grenadine for sweetness.

Strain into a chilled glass for a smoother drink, or pour over fresh ice for a more relaxed serve. If serving without ice and the cocktail feels strong, top with a splash of tonic or soda water. Garnish as desired and serve immediately.

More Summer Cocktails

Are you looking for more fun cocktails, like this Passion Fruit Peach Cocktail? Be sure to check more recipes below:

• Passion Fruit Mojito – A Refreshing Tropical Cocktail
• Frozen Mango Passion Fruit Cocktail
• Rose Gin Cocktail with Rose Petal Syrup
• Lavender Limoncello Gin Cocktail

I hope you like this Passion Fruit Peach Cocktail, and you will try it. If you try it, please let me know in the comment section of this post below, send me an Instagram message, or share your photos by adding the hashtag #havocinthekitchen.

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Passion Fruit Peach Cocktail

Recipe by Ben | Havocinthekitchen

A refreshing Passion Fruit Peach Cocktail made with gin, peach liqueur, passion fruit, and lime – bright, fruity, and perfectly balanced.

Course: Cocktails

5.0 from 2 votes

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Servings

1-2

servings

Prep time

5

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Ingredients

• 1 oz. (30 ml) gin of your choice

• 1 oz. (30 ml) peach liquor (I used Dr. McGillcuddy’s 21% peach liqueur )

• 1 fresh passion fruit, pulp

• 1/2 oz. (15 ml) lime juice

• few drops of grenadine (optional) – adds colour and sweetness

• ice cubes

• passion fruit, mint, lime for garnish (optional)

Directions

• Add the gin, peach liqueur, passion fruit pulp, lime juice, and grenadine (if using) to a cocktail shaker filled with ice. Shake vigorously until well chilled. Taste and adjust if needed, adding a touch more lime for brightness or a few extra drops of grenadine for sweetness.
• Strain into a chilled glass for a smoother drink, or pour over fresh ice for a more relaxed serve. If serving without ice and the cocktail feels strong, top with a splash of tonic or soda water. Garnish as desired and serve immediately.