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course
diet
holiday
cuisine
Type
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Dessert
Appetizer
Side
Snack
Vegetarian
Vegan
Sugar Free
Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Low Carb
St. Patrick's
Easter
Cinco de Mayo
Ramadan
Halloween
Thanksgiving
Hanukkah
Christmas
American
British
French
Greek
Indian
Italian
Japanese
Mexican
Thai
Vietnamese
Chinese
Bread
Grilling
Finger Foods
Drinks
Crock Pot
Make Ahead
Canning
Cocktails
Hoptails
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Homebrewing
Baby Food
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Instructions
1
Place the sugar and water at the bottom of a julep cup or tall glass and stir until sugar is dissolved (or speed the process by using simple syrup).
2
Add the mint leaves and gently bruise with a wooden muddler or a wooden spoon. Take care not to overwork the mint, but swab the sides of the glass with the mint's aromatic oils.
3
Half-fill the glass with crushed ice and add the bourbon, stirring to combine. Fill the glass with crushed ice and stir until the outside of the glass frosts. Add more crushed ice if needed to fill, and generously adorn the drink with sprigs of fresh mint. Serve with a short straw, so the fragrance of the mint will greet the drinker with each sip.