Sugar, Water, grain alcohol or vodka, mint extract (or make your own by extracting the essence from fresh mint leaves in alcohol), sugar or corn syrup, and green food coloring--unless you want it natural, then use only the color extracted from the mint leaves.
Creme de menthe.
Creme de Menthe, Green Chartreuse.
A Stinger.
Any decent liquor store should carry Creme de Menthe. It is a liqueur which is a sweetened alcoholic drink.
No, just the color.
A grasshopper is mint green colored. It is made with green Creme de Menthe, Creme de Cacao and cream, in equal parts.
I have a mohawk liquor bottle, double spouts, creme de cacao on one side and creme de menthe on the other. It has a sticker with "France" and "Fait Main" on it. Bottle is unopened. Any info would be nice.
Midori, Creme de Menthe, Green chartreuse and Absinthe are green liquors.Midori melon-flavored liqueur and maybe different variants of curacao.
The only thing I can think of to substitute chambord is with creme de cassis.
Gluten is found in wheat products, mainly. Typically those made with flour such as breads , pasta and cakes among others. It makes these spongy. Alcoholic beverages are converted sugars. Therefor the answer is yes, Creme de menthe is gluten free, as it contains no unconverted wheat product.
Absinthe also known as the Green Fairy - Green Chartreuse - Midori, Melon Liqueur - Creme de Menthe
Ingredients: 5 ml Green Creme de Menthe 10 ml Black Sambuca 10 ml Green Chartreuse 5 ml Bailey's Irish Cream Start with Creme de Menthe, layer in order with Bailey's last. This drink was created at the Rebar, when asked to make something nasty but nice.