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A twist on an old favourite; it adds a subtle hint of dill, mint, melon and cucumber to an already refreshing drink. The ultimate refresher.
Make a large batch of the gin and midori mix (minus ice) to hold in the refrigerator for up to 8 hours. Any melon in season will make a great substitute for honeydew.