Passoã Orange
The Dutch classic, but without the bottle and carton of juice: Passoã with orange juice, already mixed in a 25 cl can. Sweet, sour, and slightly bitter, with the full aroma of passion fruit. Pour over ice and enjoy.
Passoã and orange juice, ready to crack open
Passoã with orange juice has been the Dutch way to drink Passoã for decades. Passoã Orange puts that mix in a can: Passoã passion fruit liqueur with orange juice, which makes up 42% of the contents. Passoã itself is a French brand, made with Brazilian passion fruit and now largely owned by Lucas Bols.
At 5% ABV, Passoã Orange is about as strong as a Passoã and orange juice you mix yourself using one part liqueur to three parts juice. The difference is convenience: no bottle, no carton, no measuring glass. Ideal for a festival, campsite, or picnic, where you’d rather not have to mix anything.
In brief
Sweet, sour, and slightly bitter
Intense passion fruit
An intense aroma of passion fruit, followed by the freshness of orange.
Juicy and full-bodied
Sweet, sour, and bitter all at once: the passion fruit brings sweet-sour notes, while the orange juice adds a slightly bitter, zesty edge. Fruity and full-bodied.
Fresh and fruity
A fresh, fruity finish with a taste of orange. The alcohol is barely noticeable.
Flavor profile of Passoã Orange, served ice-cold. Over plenty of ice, it becomes a little lighter and fresher.
Three ways to serve Passoã Orange
Drink Passoã Orange straight from the can. Add ice, a glass, and perhaps a slice of fruit to make more of it.
Over plenty of ice
Pour the full 250 ml can over a highball glass full of ice, with half an orange slice. This keeps it cold until the last sip.
Highball glasses →Mixed with bubbles
Pour half a can, 125 ml, into a large wine glass with ice and top up with 75 ml prosecco or sparkling water. Drier, lighter, and more festive.
Wine glasses →Homemade: Passoã juice
Prefer it fresh? Mix 50 ml Passoã with 150 ml freshly squeezed orange juice in a highball glass with ice. The same flavor, but fresher and with more pulp.
More about Passoã →Cocktails with passion fruit and orange
You don't use the can itself for mixing. Make these orange juice cocktails with a bottle of Passoã or the usual spirit.
Hurricane
Rum, passion fruit, orange, and lime. A stronger, tropical cousin of Passoã Orange.
Sex on the Beach
Vodka, peach liqueur, cranberry, and orange. Delicious with Passoã instead of peach, too.
Screwdriver
Vodka and orange juice over ice. Add a splash of Passoã for a tropical twist.
Tequila Sunrise
Tequila, orange juice, and grenadine, with a color gradient from orange to red.The right glass for Passoã Orange
A tall highball glass with plenty of ice is the natural choice. For the bubbly version, use a large wine glass, and for the Hurricane, a proper hurricane glass.
More Passoã flavors
Passoã
Where it all began. Read all about Passoã on the brand page: its origins, varieties, and classic cocktails.
Go to Passoã →
Passoã Passion Fruit Martini
The Pornstar Martini in a can: Passoã, vodka, and passion fruit, with vanilla and lime. Serve ice cold in a coupe glass.
View Passoã Passion Fruit Martini →
Passoã Pink Lemonade Spritz
Passoã with pink lemonade and bubbles, refreshing with lemon and lime. The most refreshing Passoã, perfect for the patio.
View Passoã Pink Lemonade Spritz →Everything about liqueur: the types, best-known brands, and cocktails.
Questions about Passoã Orange
Can’t find your question here? Read more on the Passoã page or check out our cocktail recipes.
Everything about Passoã →What percentage of alcohol does Passoã Orange contain?
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