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I’m obsessed with this Raspberry Passionfruit Tequila Sour because it hits sour, sweet, and bitter all at once. I love the way 2 oz blanco tequila smells when it mingles with passion fruit syrup.

But it’s not precious or overthought; it’s loud, flirtatious, and weirdly classy. I drink it when I want to impress without trying.

This is my Cocktail Of The Week, my go-to when I want a stunt cocktail for guests. Mixology Cocktails that actually taste like something real.

Messy, bright, a little tart, and totally addictive. Try it and you won’t forget it.

No regrets. Seriously ever.

Ingredients

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Blanco tequila: warm agave backbone, gives the cocktail its confident kick.
Passion fruit syrup: bright sweet-tart punch, basically tropical candy in syrup form.
Triple sec: orange lift and extra sweetness, it’s crisp and familiar.
Fresh lime juice: zippy acid that wakes everything up, keeps it lively.
Fresh egg white: silky froth and smooth mouthfeel, optional but classy.
Fresh raspberries: tart berry pop, muddled seeds add tiny texture and color.
Angostura bitters: spicy aromatic notes, it’s the tiny bitter fix that balances.
Ice: chills fast and softens boozy edges, don’t skip it.
Passion fruit half: pretty garnish and perfume, basically cocktail eye candy.
Lime wheel: bright citrus garnish, adds aroma and a squeeze-ready option.

Ingredient Quantities

2 oz blanco tequila

1 oz passion fruit syrup (store bought or homemade)

1/2 oz triple sec (Cointreau works great)

3/4 oz fresh lime juice

1 fresh egg white (optional for froth)

6 to 8 fresh raspberries (plus a few for garnish)

2 dashes Angostura bitters

Ice (for shaking and serving)

Passion fruit half or lime wheel for garnish

How to Make this

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1. Add 6 to 8 fresh raspberries to a shaker and muddle gently until broken up but not totally pulverized.

2. Pour in 2 oz blanco tequila, 1 oz passion fruit syrup, 1/2 oz triple sec, and 3/4 oz fresh lime juice.

3. Crack in 1 fresh egg white if you want a frothy top, otherwise skip it.

4. Add ice, then two dashes Angostura bitters, and a few whole raspberries if you like extra fruit flavor.

5. Seal the shaker and do a hard dry shake for about 15 seconds if you used egg white, otherwise do the normal shake for 10 to 12 seconds.

6. Open, add fresh ice, and shake again vigorously for 10 to 15 seconds to chill and dilute properly.

7. Double strain through a fine mesh and into a chilled coupe or a rocks glass over fresh ice, catching seeds and pulp.

8. Float a passion fruit half or a lime wheel on top, drop 2 small dashes of Angostura on the foam and swirl with a toothpick for a pretty pattern.

9. Garnish with a few raspberries on a pick, taste once, and adjust with a tiny splash of syrup or lime if it needs it. Serve immediately.

Equipment Needed

1. Cocktail shaker (Boston or cobbler)
2. Muddler
3. Jigger or measuring spoons
4. Bar spoon
5. Fine mesh strainer
6. Hawthorne strainer or shaker lid with built in strainer
7. Coupe glass or rocks glass
8. Small paring knife and cutting board
9. Toothpicks or cocktail picks
10. Ice scoop or tongs

FAQ

Q: Can I skip the egg white? A: Yes. The egg white gives a silky foam, but you can omit it or swap 1 oz aquafaba for a vegan foam.

Q: How long does the passion fruit syrup last? A: Kept refrigerated in a sealed jar it lasts about 10 to 14 days, maybe a bit longer if very clean.

Q: Is it safe to use raw egg white? A: Most people are fine, but if you have immune issues or are pregnant, avoid raw eggs or use pasteurized egg whites or aquafaba.

Q: Can I use frozen raspberries? A: You can, but thaw them first and drain excess juice so you don’t water the drink down too much.

Q: What tequila should I use? A: A good quality blanco tequila works best for bright, fresh flavor. Don’t use anejo here it will overpower the fruit.

Q: How to keep the foam from dissipating fast? A: Dry shake well before adding ice, and double strain into a chilled glass. Bitters dotted on top also helps hold the foam.

Moody Mixologist’s Raspberry Passionfruit Tequila Sour Recipe! Substitutions and Variations

Blanco tequila: swap for reposado tequila for a smoother, slightly oaky flavor, or use mezcal if you want a smoky kick that plays nice with the passion fruit.
Passion fruit syrup: use fresh passion fruit pulp plus simple syrup (1:1 sugar to water) if you want fresher tang, or canned passion fruit concentrate diluted to taste.
Fresh egg white: replace with 2 tbsp aquafaba (chickpea brine) for a vegan froth, or skip entirely and double shake to get some foam without the egg.
Fresh raspberries: frozen raspberries work great when fresh aren’t available, or muddle strawberries for a sweeter, less tart result.

Pro Tips

1. Chill your glass ahead of time and keep the tequila cold. A cold spirit stays softer in the drink, so it wont taste harsh once you add lime and syrup. It also helps the foam from the egg white set better.

2. If you use egg white, dry shake first like the recipe says but dont be shy about going longer. 20 seconds can make a silkier foam. If you dont want raw egg risk, use pasteurized egg white or 1/2 ounce aquafaba instead, it foams surprisingly well.

3. Muddle the raspberries gently with a spoon or muddler so you get flavor without too many seeds. Then double strain through a fine mesh and press the solids with the back of a spoon to get more juice out. If you still taste grit, run the strained mix through a tea strainer once more.

4. Taste after the final shake and dont be afraid to tweak. A tiny splash more lime brightens it up, a drop more syrup smooths it out, and a quick rinse of bitters on the foam can make it look and smell way better. Small adjustments make a huge difference.

Moody Mixologist’s Raspberry Passionfruit Tequila Sour Recipe!

Recipe by Sam Ecclestone

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I just made a Raspberry Passionfruit Tequila Sour that’s pure cocktail showmanship and a Unique Drink Recipes moment you’ll have to keep scrolling to see.

Servings

servings

Calories

283

kcal

Equipment: 1. Cocktail shaker (Boston or cobbler)
2. Muddler
3. Jigger or measuring spoons
4. Bar spoon
5. Fine mesh strainer
6. Hawthorne strainer or shaker lid with built in strainer
7. Coupe glass or rocks glass
8. Small paring knife and cutting board
9. Toothpicks or cocktail picks
10. Ice scoop or tongs

Ingredients

2 oz blanco tequila
1 oz passion fruit syrup (store bought or homemade)
1/2 oz triple sec (Cointreau works great)
3/4 oz fresh lime juice
1 fresh egg white (optional for froth)
6 to 8 fresh raspberries (plus a few for garnish)
2 dashes Angostura bitters
Ice (for shaking and serving)
Passion fruit half or lime wheel for garnish

Directions

Add 6 to 8 fresh raspberries to a shaker and muddle gently until broken up but not totally pulverized.
Pour in 2 oz blanco tequila, 1 oz passion fruit syrup, 1/2 oz triple sec, and 3/4 oz fresh lime juice.
Crack in 1 fresh egg white if you want a frothy top, otherwise skip it.
Add ice, then two dashes Angostura bitters, and a few whole raspberries if you like extra fruit flavor.
Seal the shaker and do a hard dry shake for about 15 seconds if you used egg white, otherwise do the normal shake for 10 to 12 seconds.
Open, add fresh ice, and shake again vigorously for 10 to 15 seconds to chill and dilute properly.
Double strain through a fine mesh and into a chilled coupe or a rocks glass over fresh ice, catching seeds and pulp.
Float a passion fruit half or a lime wheel on top, drop 2 small dashes of Angostura on the foam and swirl with a toothpick for a pretty pattern.
Garnish with a few raspberries on a pick, taste once, and adjust with a tiny splash of syrup or lime if it needs it. Serve immediately.

Notes

Below you’ll find my best estimate of this recipe’s nutrition facts. Treat the numbers as a guide rather than a rule—great food should nourish both body and spirit. Figures are approximate, and the website owner assumes no liability for any inaccuracies in this recipe.