Mint Julep Tequila at Lorene Caplan blog

Mint Julep Tequila. This bubbly addition adds effervescence and makes the cocktail more refreshing, perfect for a hot afternoon. This cocktail swaps out bourbon for tequila, and uses agave nectar instead of sugar, giving it a more complex and slightly sweet flavor. Time to mix it up and try a tequila julep. To make it, gently muddle eight to ten. The tequila julep is a modern twist on the classic mint julep cocktail that originated in the southern united states in the 18th century. It’s all the boozy goodness of a mint julep with the chocolatey sweetness of a classic thin mint cookie. Cool, light and refreshingly minty, this cocktail is perfect for warm. Bourbon, mint leaves, chocolate bitters, fine sugar, water, crushed ice, mint sprig and grated chocolate for garnish If you’re going to use a tequila in a julep recipe, this is the one. 4 sprigs for muddling plus 1 for garnish—because without mint, it's not a julep, it's just a sad, leafless tequila. Make the mint julep as usual but top the drink with club soda after stirring. The mint julep may be the most popular julep on the planet but it's certainly not the only one. Mint adds a fresh, aromatic coolness that takes you to an imaginary mexican garden. For this recipe i forgo the muddled mint (*gasp*) and instead opt for a creme de menthe liqueur to add the.

Bourbon, mint leaves, chocolate bitters, fine sugar, water, crushed ice, mint sprig and grated chocolate for garnish 4 sprigs for muddling plus 1 for garnish—because without mint, it's not a julep, it's just a sad, leafless tequila. Time to mix it up and try a tequila julep. This bubbly addition adds effervescence and makes the cocktail more refreshing, perfect for a hot afternoon. Cool, light and refreshingly minty, this cocktail is perfect for warm. To make it, gently muddle eight to ten. This cocktail swaps out bourbon for tequila, and uses agave nectar instead of sugar, giving it a more complex and slightly sweet flavor. The tequila julep is a modern twist on the classic mint julep cocktail that originated in the southern united states in the 18th century. For this recipe i forgo the muddled mint (*gasp*) and instead opt for a creme de menthe liqueur to add the. Make the mint julep as usual but top the drink with club soda after stirring.

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Mint Julep Tequila Time to mix it up and try a tequila julep. To make it, gently muddle eight to ten. The tequila julep is a modern twist on the classic mint julep cocktail that originated in the southern united states in the 18th century. Bourbon, mint leaves, chocolate bitters, fine sugar, water, crushed ice, mint sprig and grated chocolate for garnish Make the mint julep as usual but top the drink with club soda after stirring. The mint julep may be the most popular julep on the planet but it's certainly not the only one. 4 sprigs for muddling plus 1 for garnish—because without mint, it's not a julep, it's just a sad, leafless tequila. This bubbly addition adds effervescence and makes the cocktail more refreshing, perfect for a hot afternoon. Time to mix it up and try a tequila julep. Mint adds a fresh, aromatic coolness that takes you to an imaginary mexican garden. For this recipe i forgo the muddled mint (*gasp*) and instead opt for a creme de menthe liqueur to add the. If you’re going to use a tequila in a julep recipe, this is the one. Cool, light and refreshingly minty, this cocktail is perfect for warm. It’s all the boozy goodness of a mint julep with the chocolatey sweetness of a classic thin mint cookie. This cocktail swaps out bourbon for tequila, and uses agave nectar instead of sugar, giving it a more complex and slightly sweet flavor.