What ingredients do I need to make Neon Nightmare?

This blue curacao liqueur-based cocktail has 3 other ingredients. See detailed recipe .

How do I make a Neon Nightmare cocktail?

Start with blue curacao liqueur and mix in 3 other ingredients. See detailed recipe .

How long does it take to mix Neon Nightmare?

Neon Nightmare has 4 ingredients, and it's pretty quick to mix. See detailed recipe .

Is Neon Nightmare a great cocktail?

Neon Nightmare is a mixed drink. This blue curacao liqueur-based cocktail that's a favorite of 180 other cocktail lovers. See detailed recipe .

Neon Nightmare - Cocktail Recipe

Name: Neon Nightmare
Prep time: 4 min
Total time: 6 min
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 1/4 oz blue curacao liqueur; 3 1/2 oz Pineapple Juice; 1/2 oz Midori melon liqueur; 1 1/4 oz Malibu coconut rum

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Ingredients

1/4 oz of blue curacao liqueur
3 1/2 oz of Pineapple Juice
1/2 oz of Midori melon liqueur (alt: watermelon liqueur)
1 1/4 oz of Malibu coconut rum (alt: coconut rum)

Instructions

Combine ingredients into a mixing tin full of ice. Shake vigorously and strain into a hurricane glass. Garnish with an orange flag.

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