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Midori® and Ginger Beer

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Take the smooth, melon flavor of Midori® and add a kick of ginger spice for one of the simplest ginger beer cocktails around. The vibrant green hue and fresh taste make it a great cocktail for St. Patrick’s Day or summertime.

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main spirit

Cordials

FLAVOR

Sweet

skill level

Beginner

Take the smooth, melon flavor of Midori® and add a kick of ginger spice for one of the simplest ginger beer cocktails around. The vibrant green hue and fresh taste make it a great cocktail for St. Patrick’s Day or summertime.

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Ingredients

1 part
Midori® Melon Liqueur
4 parts
Ginger Beer
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Instructions

Combine ingredients in a tall glass and stir.

INGREDIENT GALLERY

Midori® Melon Liqueur
Midori® Melon Liqueur
Ginger Beer
Ginger Beer
Midori® Melon Liqueur
Midori® Melon Liqueur
Ginger Beer
Ginger Beer

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If you’re looking for a simple syrup substitute, there are three favorites you probably have right in your home: honey, maple syrup and agave. For honey or agave, add warm water to them, to help turn the mix to syrup.

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