Zimadori Zinger

The story

The Zimadori Zinger emerged in the 1990s, during the rise of flavored malt beverages like Zima and the popularity of Midori melon liqueur. This cocktail reflects the era's preference for sweet, fruity drinks, making it a nostalgic choice for those who remember the vibrant party scene of that time. Its simplicity and refreshing taste have helped it endure as a fun, retro option.

How it tastes

The Zimadori Zinger offers a sweet, fruity flavor profile dominated by the melon notes of Midori, balanced by the light, effervescent quality of Zima. It's best served chilled as a refreshing drink for casual gatherings or summer parties.

Getting it right

The key to a successful Zimadori Zinger lies in the layering of the ingredients. Pouring Zima first allows the Midori to float on top, creating a visually appealing drink. Avoid stirring to maintain the separation of flavors and carbonation.

Variations

• Zimadori Slush — Blend Zima and Midori with ice for a frozen version of the Zimadori Zinger.
• Midori Sour — Replace Zima with sour mix for a tangy twist on the original.

Substitutions

• Zima — Use another light, fruity beer or a lemon-lime soda.
• Midori — Substitute with another melon liqueur or a melon-flavored syrup.

Questions

What is Zima?

Zima is a clear, lightly carbonated alcoholic beverage that was popular in the 1990s, known for its sweet and citrusy flavor.

Can I make this drink without Midori?

Yes, you can substitute Midori with another melon liqueur or a melon-flavored syrup for a similar taste.

Is the Zimadori Zinger strong?

With an ABV of around 2%, the Zimadori Zinger is a light and refreshing drink, making it suitable for casual sipping.

This text was drafted by a language model from the catalogue’s data and is machine-translated outside English.

Updated October 5, 2026