History & Heritage
“Fruit punch traces its lineage to 17th-century sailors blending citrus, sugar and spice in communal bowls. The modern non-alcoholic version became a staple of school dances and backyard parties, offering a kid-friendly alternative to boozy holiday punches.”
Ingredients
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Method
Technique transforms ingredients into something extraordinary.
Add all juices and grenadine to an ice-filled shaker
Shake and strain into a highball glass over ice
Top with club soda
Garnish with an orange slice
Glassware
Served over ice
Garnish
Fresh slice
Master's Tips
Professional insights to elevate your craft
Chill all juices before mixing
Batch ahead and add soda just before serving
Flavor Journey
Every great cocktail tells a story through its flavors. Here's the sensory experience you can expect.
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Variations & Riffs
Classic cocktails inspire countless variations. Here are some popular riffs on the Fruit Punch.
Tropical Fruit Punch
Adds passion fruit or mango nectar for island vibes.
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Spiced Fruit Punch
Shakes in ginger syrup for warming spice.
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Rum Fruit Punch
Turns the template boozy with light rum.
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