Paloma.
Tequila: Missing
Grapefruit juice: Missing
Agave Syrup: Missing
Lime juice: Missing
Soda water: Missing
Salt: Missing
Sugar: Missing- Grapefruit: Missing
Ice: Missing
This fresh-juice Paloma pairs tequila with grapefruit and lime, using agave syrup to balance their acidity. It is a fuller, cloudier variation of the grapefruit-soda classic. Shake the juice mixture first, then add chilled soda in the glass to retain its sparkle. A light salt-and-sugar rim adds contrast without overwhelming the fruit.
Collins GlassWhat ingredients do I need for Paloma?
- Tequila: Missing45 ml
- Grapefruit juice: Missing90 ml
- Agave Syrup: Missing15 ml
- Lime juice: Missing15 ml
- Soda water: Missing30 ml
- Salt: Missingfor the rim
- Sugar: Missingfor the rim
- Grapefruit: Missing1 wedge
- Ice: Missingfor shaking and serving
How do I make Paloma?
What does Paloma taste like?
Tequila and fresh grapefruit give this Paloma a bright, bittersweet flavour. Lime sharpens the citrus, while agave syrup and soda soften the finish.
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