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If it's horse racing season, it's time for the Maryland mint julep – The Mercury - Vimarsana News

If it's horse racing season, it's time for the Maryland mint julep – The Mercury

There are numerous codicils to the julep making process. Should the mint be muddled or allowed to ooze its fragrant juices? Should the ice be crushed, shaved or beaten in a bar rag into snow?

The history of the mint julep - Vimarsana News

The history of the mint julep

There are numerous codicils to the julep making process. Should the mint be muddled or allowed to ooze its fragrant juices? Should the ice be crushed, shaved or beaten in a bar rag into snow?

If it's horse racing season, it's time for the Maryland mint julep – The Times Herald - Vimarsana News

If it's horse racing season, it's time for the Maryland mint julep – The Times Herald

There are numerous codicils to the julep making process. Should the mint be muddled or allowed to ooze its fragrant juices? Should the ice be crushed, shaved or beaten in a bar rag into snow?

If it's horse racing season, it's time for the Maryland mint julep – Boston Herald - Vimarsana News

If it's horse racing season, it's time for the Maryland mint julep – Boston Herald

There are numerous codicils to the julep making process. Should the mint be muddled or allowed to ooze its fragrant juices? Should the ice be crushed, shaved or beaten in a bar rag into snow?

If it's horse racing season, it's time for the Maryland mint julep – The Burlington Record - Vimarsana News

If it's horse racing season, it's time for the Maryland mint julep – The Burlington Record

There are numerous codicils to the julep making process. Should the mint be muddled or allowed to ooze its fragrant juices? Should the ice be crushed, shaved or beaten in a bar rag into snow?