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The Miami Marlin
A vivid teal-to-orange layered tropical mocktail — Miami's ocean meets its sunset in a hurricane glass.
Recipe guidanceClear ingredients, preparation steps, serving yield, and optional swaps for home mixing.
Prep time
10 min
Total time
10 min
Serves
1
Difficulty
Medium
Bright & refreshing
A balanced alcohol-free drink built around real citrus and fruit flavor.
Simple ingredients
Easy-to-find ingredients and an approachable home-bar method.
Perfect for occasions
Made for an everyday treat, dinner party, or celebratory pour.
Ingredients
Makes 1 serving. Ingredient quantities update with the selected batch size.
- 2 oz mango juice
- 1 oz passion fruit juice
- 0.5 oz fresh lime juice
- 0.5 oz simple syrup
- 2 oz butterfly pea flower tea (brewed and cooled, for the teal layer)
- Crushed ice
- Pineapple wedge and maraschino cherry, for garnish
Step-by-Step Instructions
- 1
Prepare the glass
Fill a hurricane glass with crushed ice.
- 2
Build the drink
Combine mango juice, passion fruit juice, lime juice, and simple syrup. Pour over the crushed ice.
- 3
Add the finishing touch
Slowly pour butterfly pea tea over the back of a spoon onto the surface. It will float and create the teal top layer.
- 4
Garnish & serve
Garnish with a pineapple wedge on the rim and a maraschino cherry on a pick.
- 5
Garnish & serve
Serve immediately with a straw.
Recipe Tips
- Passion fruit juice adds a tropical complexity that mango alone doesn't have.
- For a frozen version, blend the mango-passion fruit base with 1 cup of ice, then pour the butterfly pea tea on top.
- This drink is perfect for a Miami-themed party — make a large batch of the mango base and layer the tea per glass.
Make It Your Own
For a crowd: For game day, pre-batch the base in a team-color pitcher and keep any soda in a cooler. Let guests add their own garnish.
Easy swaps: Use a fruit with the same team-color effect when the named fruit is unavailable. Use plain soda water to reduce sweetness without losing the game-day look.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I prepare this before the first pitch?
Yes. Prep the base and garnishes ahead, then add ice and bubbles right before serving.
How do I preserve the team colors?
Use clear or light mixers and layer or garnish just before serving.
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