Discover the Best Passion Fruit Gins
It is only in recent years that Passionfuit has become a flavour that you can find featured in gins, with the popularity of tropical and exotic flavours now ensuring that there are a good handful of gins focused on passionfruit or featuring it prominently alongside complementary flavours such as orange, vanilla or mango. No.186 Gin brought Passionfruit Gins into the limelight in 2022, with their Passionfruit & Vanilla Gin being a Winner in the Flavoured Gin category of The Gin Guide Awards 2022. The gins featured below (in alphabetical order) are gins which are very much focused on passionfruit and are all full-strength gins (37.5% ABV and above) and not liqueurs.
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Bloom Passionfruit & Vanilla Blossom Gin (40% ABV)
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BLOOM Passionfruit & Vanilla Blossom is distilled by the historic G&J Distillers in Warrington in Cheshire and combines the delicate character of the popular BLOOM Gin with floral, creamy and fragrant notes of vanilla blossom with sharp, exotic passionfruit.
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Porthcawl Passionfruit Gin (40% ABV)
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Porthcawl Distillery in Wales achieved the 'Best in Wales' Award in The Gin Guide Awards 2024 with their Welsh Dry Gin, and this tropical edition sees passionfruit giving an exotic twist to their Award-winning gin, delivering a fruity and sweet character.
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St Giles Mandarin & Passion Fruit Gin (40% ABV)
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St Giles Gin in Norwich have been Winners in the Flavoured Gin category of The Gin Guide Award on multiple occasions with their Raspberry, Rhubarb & Ginger Gin, so you know you're in good hands with their bright and flavoursome Mandarin & Passion Fruit edition.
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Three Wrens Passion Fruit Gin (40% ABV)
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Three Wrens Distillery in Cheshire is distilled with juniper and sweet orange in the pot, and with freshly sliced Brazilian passion fruit in the botanical basket so the vapour passes through the delicate fruit to pick up its flavours. After distillation, pure organic passion fruit juice is blended into the gin to maximise the flavour.
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