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This passion fruit margarita recipe is quick, refreshing, and simple to make because it uses passion fruit juice. Perfect for sipping all summer!

two glasses with passion fruit margarita with lime wedge

I’ve been really enjoying making margaritas these days, so I’ve amassed quite the collection of fruity margarita recipes on the blog, including my pomegranate margarita, kiwi margarita, mango margarita, and my black cherry margarita.

It’s a tough job testing all these drinks out, but someone has to do it. 😉

close-up of salt rim on passion fruit margarita glass

It’s just so easy to experiment with different fruit flavors. Sometimes I use the actual fruit, and other times, like in this recipe, I prefer to use the juice.

I don’t know about you, but I can’t always count on finding fresh passion fruit at the grocery store, but it is quite easy to find passion fruit juice. I just buy the organic kind in the carton.

passion fruit margarita cocktail with tequila and fresh lime juice in a clear glass with lime slice

This fruity margarita on the rocks recipe comes together in less than 5 minutes.

It’s great if you want to try a twist on the classic margarita, while still sticking with flavors that aren’t too “out there”.

This margarita is sweet enough without being cloying like some summer cocktails are.

How to make a passion fruit margarita with fruit juice

Rim the glass. Add the ice, triple sec, tequila, and lime juice. Top up with passion fruit juice. Garnish with lime.

If you wanted to incorporate actual fresh passion fruit in here, you definitely could. I’d probably add it in addition to the juice so you get that interesting look and texture from the pulp, and it’ll also add some extra flavor to the drink.

As always, adjust the strength of the drink to your liking. Less juice and/or more liquor would make the drink stronger if you prefer.

I love sipping margaritas on my patio in the few short months that we have perfect weather here in Canada. 🙂

Will you give this sunny passion fruit margarita recipe a try?

I hope you’re taking advantage of the warm weather.

A fast and delicious passion fruit margarita recipe! The perfect easy drink for summer cocktails or Cinco de Mayo. Made with triple sec, tequila, fresh lime juice, and passion fruit juice.
4.75 from 4 votes

Passion Fruit Margarita

This passion fruit margarita recipe is quick, refreshing, and simple to make because it uses passion fruit juice. Perfect for sipping all summer!
Prep: 5 minutes
Total: 5 minutes
Servings: 1 drink

Ingredients 

  • 1 ounce tequila
  • 1 ounce triple sec (I used Cointreau)
  • Juice of 1/4 lime
  • 8 ounces passion fruit juice
  • Salt for rimming the glass
  • Ice

Instructions 

  • Rim the glass with salt.
  • Add the ice, followed by the tequila, triple sec, lime juice, and passion fruit juice.
  • Garnish with a lime wedge if desired. 

Notes

  • Feel free to add less juice and/or more liquor to make this drink stronger. It's not too strong as written.

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7 Comments

  1. 4 stars
    I use Monin red passion fruit syrup, cut 4/1 with water. Then I’ve always found out better to go 2/1 tequila/triple sec … I really think you need to go at least 40 / 60 alcohol to mixer though. This recipe is 20/80.

  2. 5 stars
    Excellent flavour, something a little different that the standard margarita. I also spiced up some of it (I made a batch) by adding jalapeno 🙂