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Which of these liqueurs are green midori gallialano or grenadine?
Midori, and why are you playing a porn game??
What colour is Midori?
Light green. The name Midori is the Japanese word for green
Is the liqueur midori green?
Yes. It's a green melon-flavored liqueur, and to highlight the color, "midori" is Japanese for "green".
What does the name midori mean?
Midori is Japanese for green. :D
What liqueurs are green?
The only one I know is Absinthe xXx
What is 'green ' in Japanese?
green is 'midori' in Japanese
What is the liqueur that is green?
Midori
Which liqueurs are green?
its midori
緑Midori?
Green
What does the name hoshi midori mean in Japanese?
it means green star :)midori-greenhoshi-star^__^Erii-chan♥
What liquors are green?
Midori, Creme de Menthe, Green chartreuse and Absinthe are green liquors.Midori melon-flavored liqueur and maybe different variants of curacao.
How do you say green in Japanese?
Midori.^^
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