Mint Julep – the non-alcoholic cocktail with mint

1. What does a Mint Julep taste like?
2. Recipe non-alcoholic cocktail with mint
3. The History of the Mint Julep
4. Which mint is suitable for the non-alcoholic cocktail with mint?
5. Do I need a julep silver cup?

What does a Mint Julep taste like?

A Mint Julep tastes like summer. After relaxing evenings on the balcony or in the garden and especially after: mint! It is a refreshing cocktail that does not require many ingredients. The original Mint Julip recipe consists of whiskey bourbon, a little sugar syrup and fresh mint. The refreshing mint taste is accompanied by a slight sweetness, making it a drink that should not be missing at any summer party.

If you prefer to avoid alcohol, fortunately you don't have to be left high and dry. Today we'll show you how you can easily mix the non-alcoholic cocktail with mint using Laori No 1. Pure refreshment with the necessary citrus kick - that's what the alcohol-free Mint Julep stands for. Whether it's in the bright sunshine on your balcony or as an accompaniment for the lukewarm summer nights: the non-alcoholic cocktail with mint will be your must-have of the summer. Can you hardly wait to enjoy the minty taste explosion? Then we have good news for you: here comes the recipe for the refreshing non-alcoholic cocktail.

Recipe non-alcoholic cocktail with mint

Ingredients

• 4cl Laori Juniper No 1
• 3cl lemon juice
• 1cl sugar syrup
• 5 leaves of mint 
• Crushed Ice

Glass & Decoration

• Wine glass and fresh mint for decoration

Preparation:

• Put the sugar syrup and mint leaves in the glass and crush them so that the leaves don't tear.
• Fill the glass a third with crushed ice and add Laori Juniper No 1.
• Stir vigorously with a bar spoon and fill the glass with crushed ice.
• Garnish with fresh mint and enjoy!

The History of the Mint Julep

The Mint Julep is a cocktail with tradition and was already popular in the 18th century. century of great popularity. It has its origins in the US southern states, although at that time it was still prepared with rum and was preferably drunk in the morning.

Since 1938, the Mint Julep has been the official drink of the traditional horse race: the Kentucky Derby. It is estimated that more than 120 will attend during the two-day event.000 Mint Juleps served. This tradition goes back to the founder of the Kentucky Derby, Meriwether Lewis Clark Jr., who, according to stories, grew mint sprigs in his garden for the Mint Julep.

Which mint is suitable for the non-alcoholic cocktail with mint?

The non-alcoholic cocktail with mint is, as the name suggests, defined by the mint. Therefore, it is important to choose the right one to experience the optimal taste experience. A majority of the mint juleps you get are based on the aroma of spearmint, also known as spearmint. But peppermint, Moroccan mint and mojito mint are also suitable for the refreshing non-alcoholic cocktail. Ultimately, your taste will decide what you like best with the non-alcoholic cocktail with mint.

Do I need a julep silver cup?

Perhaps you have ever ordered a mint julep and it was served to you in a silver cup, or julep cup. Not only does it look stylish, it also impresses with its high thermal conductivity. This means that the drink can become colder than average. However, the silver cup is not a must. The drink also tastes refreshingly good from a bulbous wine glass and is also visually impressive.

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