Crafted with Empress 1908 Gin, the drink exudes floral and citrus notes, complemented by the vibrant tang of lemon juice and the exotic sweetness of Passion Fruit Simple Syrup.

Add all ingredients into a blender (we used a nutribullet) add more ice if required to create the slush effect! Appearing across the British countryside from October, they’re not much use raw – but steeped in gin for a few months releases their natural sweetness and beautiful flavour. Add pretty edible flowers for a touch of gorgeousness if serving this cocktail at a wedding or garden party.

If you’re using the bright pink forced variety found early on in the year it won’t just add flavour to the spirit; it’ll turn it a beautiful bright pink too. The only fiddly part of making this twist on the classic passionfruit cocktail is rubbing the fruit through a sieve. If you’re looking for a drink that will be perfect for your next summer party, try making this delicious Passion Fruit Cocktail with Lime and Gin. Start with a top-quality gin such as a Bulldog London Dry Gin, or Bickens Premium Distilled for a good base, then add freshly squeezed lemon juice along with the passion fruit pulp.

We couldn’t talk about our Orange and Passionfruit Gin without giving you the recipe for an iconic Pornstar Martini!A few of my favorite additions to the cocktails are substituting coconut water for the soda water, or rimming the glass with Tajin for some depth and spice.