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The Tres Pasion Cocktail (cocktail, margarita, gin) - Tres Pasion draws inspiration from the vibrant world of South American cocktails. This refreshingly tangy concoction blends the fruit-forward sweetness of Passionfruit Syrup with the fiery kick of Tequila, creating a delightful fusion of flavors reminiscent of classic Latin American libations.

The Tres Pasion Cocktail

0.75 oz Passionfruit Syrup
1.5 oz Tequila
0.5 oz Aperol
0.75 oz Lime Juice
Top With Soda (Ginger Beer, Grapefruit Soda, Sprite)
Shake all ingredients except soda, then top with chosen soda (Ginger Beer, Grapefruit Soda, or Sprite).
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The Tres Pasion Cocktail

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Tres Pasion draws inspiration from the vibrant world of South American cocktails. This refreshingly tangy concoction blends the fruit-forward sweetness of Passionfruit Syrup with the fiery kick of Tequila, creating a delightful fusion of flavors reminiscent of classic Latin American libations.

What does the The Tres Pasion Cocktail taste like?

Tres Pasion is a vibrant and refreshing cocktail. The passionfruit syrup delivers a tropical sweetness balanced by the tart lime juice. Tequila adds a smooth, agave-forward warmth, while Aperol contributes a bittersweet orange note. The choice of soda enhances the overall profile: ginger beer adds spice, grapefruit soda brings a citrusy punch, and Sprite offers a clean, bubbly finish.

What tips do you have when making the The Tres Pasion Cocktail?

For a vibrant Tres Pasion, use fresh lime juice and a high-quality tequila. Shake the passionfruit syrup, tequila, Aperol, and lime juice with ice vigorously to chill and emulsify. Strain into a chilled glass over ice, then top with your chosen soda for a refreshing fizz. Adjust sweetness with a splash of simple syrup if needed.

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