Instead of simply muddling mint in the bottom of each glass, make mint simple syrup for a punch of flavor ... celebrate than with a refreshing mint julep. This is an easy-to-make classic drink ...

This non-alcoholic mint julep recipe combines zero proof whiskey with fresh mint leaves and simple syrup for a bright and refreshing mocktail. It’s great for a Kentucky Derby party or a hot ...

Cheers! Pour Woodford Reserve and simple syrup over crushed ice. Stir with spoon. Garnish with a fresh sprig of mint. In a copper julep cup, rub two pieces of fresh mint around the cup to express ...

And that’s it. It’s called simple syrup for a reason. In a julep tankard, add the mint leaves and sugar syrup and lightly muddle together. Add the bourbon and pack in some of the crushed ice.

The Mint Julep evolved from an ancient Persian health ... so I'm preferring a little bit of sorghum or honey simple syrup,” he says. “I do not muddle the mint. I used to, [but now] I will ...

But if you don’t want to hunt down the cane syrup, a sugar cube or simple ... the mint sprig so that the drinker will smell it whenever they take a sip. Now about that fancy silver julep cup ...

The mint julep, the official drink of the Kentucky ... here's the recipe: Start by making simple syrup -- a cup of cold water, two cups of sugar. Boil the sugar and water for five minutes, let ...

Lightly muddle mint leaves and Simple Syrup in a mixing glass. Stir in whiskey, lime juice, and IPA. Fill a rocks glass with crushed ice and pour the mixture over. Add more crushed ice to make a ...

A mint julep is made with bourbon ... as well as rye whiskey, simple syrup, Peychaud bitters, ice, and lemon twist. Kotite says the lemon twist should be simply rubbed on the rim of the glass ...

With bourbon, fresh mint and a simple sugar syrup ... Pour 10ml/2 teaspoons of the cooled sugar syrup into a julep cup with all the remaining ingredients except the mint sprig.