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Midori® Jim and Ginger | The Cocktail Project

Midori® Jim and Ginger

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Ingredients

1 part
Jim Beam® Original
6 sprigs
Mint, Fresh
1 part
Midori® Melon Liqueur
Top with
Ginger Beer
Garnish
Fresh Mint Leaves
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Instructions

Build into a tall glass, add ice and stir well. Top with ice and garnish with mint.

INGREDIENT GALLERY

Bottle of Jim Beam® Original
Jim Beam® Original
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Mint, Fresh
Mint, Fresh
Midori® Melon Liqueur
Midori® Melon Liqueur
Ginger Beer
Ginger Beer
Fresh Mint Leaves
Fresh Mint Leaves
Bottle of Jim Beam® Original
Jim Beam® Original
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Mint, Fresh
Mint, Fresh
Midori® Melon Liqueur
Midori® Melon Liqueur
Ginger Beer
Ginger Beer
Fresh Mint Leaves
Fresh Mint Leaves

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