Cocktail Crafting for Casuals
| .5 oz. | Amaretto |
| .5 oz. | Midori (Melon Liqueur) |
| .25 oz. | Lime Juice |
The Broken Down Golf Cart is a sweet, easy to drink, low alcohol Shooter. The combination of Midori and Amaretto gives the shot a dirty green color that looks unappetizing, but looks can be deceiving.
| 2 oz. | Vodka |
| 1 oz. | Midori (Melon Liqueur) |
| 5 oz. | Pineapple Juice |
| Garnish | Cocktail Cherry |
| Garnish | Pineapple Wedge |
The Pearl Harbor has a name that is perhaps in bad taste, however, the drink itself has a good taste. The name probably comes from the fact that Pineapples, for the most part, come from Hawaii, and Midori is a Japanese liqueur.
| 1 oz. | Melon Liqueur |
| 1 oz. | Triple Sec |
| 1 oz. | Lemon Juice |
| Garnish | Melon |
| Garnish | Cocktail Cherry |
The Japanese Slipper is an electric green sour that was created in 1984 by Jean-Paul Bourguignon in Melbourne, Australia. It gets it’s name from Midori, which is a Melon Liqueur from Japan.
| 2 oz. | Melon Liqueur |
| 1 oz. | Vodka |
| 1 oz. | Orange Juice (or Pineapple Juice) |
| Garnish | Melon Ball |
The Melon Ball is an 80’s Cocktail probably named after the Melon Baller, a kitchen utensil used to scoop balls of Honeydew, Cantaloupe, Watermelon and every other Melon. This drink is also commonly made into shooters.
| 1 oz. | Midori |
| 1 oz. | Vodka |
| .5 oz. | Lime Juice |
| .5 oz. | Lemon Juice |
| To Top | Soda Water |
| Garnish | Lime Wheel |
The Midori Sour is less of a Sour and more of a Highball. It was invented sometime in the 1970’s and later became a staple of 80’s Night Clubs. If you want an actual Sour, below is a recipe for the 3-Ingredient Midori Sour.
| 2 oz. | Midori |
| 1 oz. | Lime Juice |
| .5 oz. | Egg White |
| Garnish | Melon Ball |
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