The Mountain Dew combines beer, lemon-lime soda, and Midori® in a bright green bomb-style party drink. This version keeps the playful format but avoids dropping a shot glass into the mug.
Shots & ShootersTime
1 min
Skill
Easy
Glass
Beer Mug
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The Mountain Dew is a fizzy party drink made with Beer, Lemon-Lime Soda, and Midori®. Its appeal is simple: cold malt, sweet citrus soda, and melon liqueur in a bright green serve. The bomb-shot idea can be preserved without physically dropping glassware into another glass.
Ingredients
Equipment
The flavor does not depend on dropping a shot glass into the mug. Pouring the chilled Midori directly into the beer-and-soda base gives the same ingredient combination without loose glassware in the drink.
Use a light lager or wheat beer for a softer base. Citrus seltzer can replace part of the soda for a drier variation.
Add cold Beer and Lemon Lime Soda to a Beer Mug.
Pour Midori® into a Shot Glass or jigger.
Pour the Midori® directly into the Beer Mug immediately before serving.
Do not drop the Shot Glass into the Beer Mug.
Serve immediately while the drink is cold and carbonated.
Cold beer, citrus soda, and Midori keep the Mountain Dew bright and playful without needing a dropped shot glass.
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