Many cocktails derive their vibrant green color from various ingredients like absinthe, lime, or specific liqueurs.
What Cocktails Are Green?
Green cocktails are a popular choice for their distinctive color, often associated with refreshing, sometimes herbaceous, or citrusy flavors. Based on the provided reference from a collection of green drinks, several cocktails fit this description, ranging from strong alcoholic beverages to non-alcoholic options.
Here is a list of cocktails identified as green:
| Cocktail Name | Main Ingredient/Type | Characteristics |
|---|---|---|
| Death In The Afternoon | Absinthe | Sparkling, Strong |
| Absinthe Hemingway | Champagne | Sparkling, Strong |
| Arise My Love | Champagne | Sparkling, Medium |
| The Ghost | Champagne | Sparkling, Medium |
| Emerald Isle | Gin | Martini, Strong |
| Lime Cooler | Juice | Nonalcoholic |
| V.I.P. Lime Mocktail | Juice | Nonalcoholic |
| Grasshopper | Liqueur | Martini |
These drinks showcase the variety within green cocktails, from those with a strong alcoholic kick, like the Absinthe-based "Death In The Afternoon" and "Absinthe Hemingway," to the more gin-centric "Emerald Isle." For those seeking non-alcoholic alternatives, the "Lime Cooler" and "V.I.P. Lime Mocktail" offer refreshing, green-hued options. The "Grasshopper" is another classic known for its creamy, minty green appearance, typically made with creme de menthe.
For more green cocktail options, you can explore comprehensive collections like the one found on Cocktail Flow's Green Collection.
