The Midori Sour, a super delicious cocktail with a few variant recipes. Even Midori’s website has a different recipe design than the one found on their bottle! What that tells you is their are many fun flavors to experience with Midori’s product that all result in something great to drink. Here are a few recipes we’ve found, which will taste the best on your palate?
A super deliciouis tasting cocktail with a great sense of color. The After Sun Punch comes complete with great sips of thick pineapple goodness with secondary sips of coconut and banana with the thickness of a blended drink without the blender. Bright, happy, delicious.
Not much to say here, this is just a stupid crazy mixture of alcohol, I’d not even call this exactly a “cocktail.” It’s a bit of everything all put together in what can only be a potion of sorts, something you’d think a witch would brew. But, it makes for good video!
It’s time for a super sweet attack of flavor with a subtle bite of grapefruit in the finish, it’s the Sex on The Pool Table cocktail. Once again, we’re not sure what the name is doing for the drink but so be it, it’s a good drink. Unfortunately, the coloring on this cocktail could use some work as the brown “dirty water” look isn’t the most extremely appealing of presentations.
The bloody alligator is a shooter with character, an impression that really shows itself off in crowds. If you’re looking for a cocktail with a midori flavored herbal jagermeister, this shooter is for you! Presentation and flavor but the chambord seems to be a bit lost in this cocktail–it’s there for flair.
Bringing a pile of alcohols together into a single drink, the Dizzy Buddha. We’re bringing together a few rums with vodka, southern comfort, amaretto, midori, banana liqueur and a bit of pineapple juice to bring the texture and grace. The sheer amount of spirits in this drink should give you pause, tread lightly!
A tropical shooter, with cranberry juice, midori melon liqueur and banana liqueur. All layered beautifully on top of each other to look somewhat like a traffic light, tropical style! You may not taste too much cranberry but you’ll definitely get some banana and sweet melon flavors.
We’re bringing midori together with Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum. Combine that with a nice carbonated ginger ale and you’ve got the Spiced Melon. This may be the first time one has brought midori together with a spiced rum, perhaps there are other recipes that combine these two ingredients but we have yet to see them.
We’re creating the cocktail we reference all the time in the show, the Midori Sour. Oddly enough, we’ve not utilized this recipe before on the show or at home off the show. We’re souring up the midori with some lemon and bringing a beautifully intense consistency with a bit of egg white.
A fairly simple idea behind this cocktail, we’re really talking about midori and orange juice but we’re kicking up the notches with some vodka. This is probably the most delicious way to drink orange juice all while making the cocktail a nice shade of green, a good St. Patrick’s Day suggestion? Probably!
