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Orange Fizz
The Orange Fizz is a refreshing, citrus-forward variation of the classic Gin Fizz. Combining dry gin with fresh orange and lemon juices, this cocktail offers a bright, sour flavor profile balanced by sparkling soda water. It is an excellent drink for warm afternoons, brunch, or as a light evening aperitif. Simple to prepare, it highlights the natural sweetness of orange alongside the botanical notes of gin.
- GlassHighball
- MethodShake
- Time3 min
- Strength≈ 7% ABV
How to make a Orange Fizz
Shake it in a highball with ice cubes. About 3 minutes.
- Fill a cocktail shaker with ice cubes.
- Add the gin, orange juice, and lemon juice to the shaker.
- Shake well until the mixture is thoroughly chilled.
- Strain the liquid into a highball glass.
- Top up with the soda water.
- Garnish with an orange slice.
Bartender’s tips
- For a maltier and more historic flavor profile, you can substitute the gin with genever.
- Always use freshly squeezed orange and lemon juices to ensure a vibrant, clean flavor.
- Pour the cold soda water slowly at the end to preserve the carbonation and keep the drink bubbly.
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★ 4.6 · 584 ratingsOrange Fizz questions
What kind of gin works best in an Orange Fizz?
A standard London Dry gin works best to balance the citrus, but you can also use genever for a richer, more traditional taste.
How strong is the Orange Fizz cocktail?
With 40 ml of gin and a generous amount of juice and soda, this drink has a low alcohol content of about 7% ABV.
Can I substitute the lemon juice?
Yes, you can substitute the 20 ml of lemon juice with fresh lime juice if you prefer a slightly different tartness.