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It's Derby Day, and in honor we're going to make a Mint Julep -- the
official drink of The Kentucky Derby. However, I do use Oregon bourbon. Thehorror. So, get our your hammer and start crushing some ice.Don't skip the garnish as it really adds to the mint character of the drink.
- 8 leaves of fresh mint
- 1 tsp. sugar
- 3 oz. bourbon (Kentucky, if you're a purist)
In a well chilled silver beaker or glass, drop the mint leaves and the
sugar. Muddle briefly. Pack the beaker half-full with ice. Add the bourbonand stir. Top up with ice, mounding slightly. Garnish with a sprig of mint.Photos by Lisa Denkinger
Checkout Bourbon Curious
by our friend, Fred Minnick. Fred is theBourbon Authorityat theKentucky Derby Museum. He would not be amused by the bourbon I used in thisepisode.
Off to Osaka Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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