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Waters of Hippocrene
The green-tinged Waters of Hippocrene are worthy of late-night contemplation, perhaps while reading Keats
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Andy Parnell-Hopkinson
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18th April 2025 at 07:04
I have to agree, green crème de menthe makes for an interesting look but colourless tastes better (dependent on your crème de menthe obviously). If you don't have either, sip an improved old fashioned after brushing your teeth.
J. E. Clapham of Clapham Cocktails
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21st March 2025 at 16:36
I've always used clear Crème de Menthe for this one.
Simon Difford
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22nd March 2025 at 10:22
Thanks for clarifying😉, Jason. I've added a note explaining this above.
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