A bright green, sweet liqueur flavored with muskmelon, most commonly represented by Midori. It is used to add tropical melon sweetness and vivid green color to cocktails.

A 1980s Australian cocktail of equal parts Midori, Cointreau, and lemon juice, served up in a cocktail glass. Simple, vivid green, and sweet-tart, it became a cocktail bar staple in the neon era.

Japanese Slipper

An eighties disco-era pour of vodka, Midori, and pineapple juice that drinks like a bright green, candy-sweet fruit punch with unmistakable honeydew aroma.

Melon Ball

A neon-green twist on the margarita shaking tequila with Midori-style melon liqueur and lime juice for a sweet, honeydew-forward sip over salted ice.

Melon Margarita

A neon-green 80s revival pairing honeydew-forward melon liqueur with a classic sour build and an egg-white foam, delivering candy-like fruit over a frothy, tart base.

Midori Sour

Midori's signature tropical crowd-pleaser layers vivid green melon liqueur and coconut rum with pineapple juice, finished with a float of cream that slowly ribbons through the glass — sweet, exotic, and impossible to ignore.

Melon Liqueur