what type of liquor is bright green?

Question

i saw this liquor in "young jocs" new video "i know you see it", it is bright green in a tall slender bottle. it reminds me of green popsicles, it look so good & i would love to try it, what is it???

in the new "young joc" video "i know you see it" theyre drinking a bright green liquor. it is in a tall slender bottle, its got to be new. its not absinthe or midori. it reminds me of green popsicles, it looks so good & i really want to try it...what is it called?

Answer 1

there is a green version of aftershock,
green chartruese
absinthe
creme de menthe
Not sure about this one, Pisang Ambon?

Answer 2

Bright Green Liquor

Answer 3

Absinthe

Answer 4

Midori is green, and in the slender bottle you are describing...Green Apple Pucker is also bright green

Absinth, does not taste like popsicles, it is more of a harsh flavor.

I provided the links to both for you to see for yourself....

Answer 5

hmm there is some watermelon stuff that is green but absinthe is always shown as bright green which it is really dark green. I doubt absinthe would be in a arap video.

Answer 6

Hypnotic and Hennessey mixed called "The Incredible Hulk" (green)

Answer 7

Creme De Menthe

Answer 8

It's Absinthe... but i don't think you can buy the real good stuff it in the U.S.

Go to Europe - and try to not drink yourself to death. Cuz the strong Absinthe will kill you.

Answer 9

Creme De Menthe

Answer 10

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