The Mint Julep has been a part of American horseracing culture since the 1820s but didn’t become the official cocktail of the Kentucky Derby until 1939, after the end of Prohibition. With the end of ...

Bring a little life to your next cocktail by incorporating Razzmatazz liqueur for a fruit-forward touch. We have some ...

If you’re searching for your own taste of Kentucky to get the fully immersive Kentucky Derby experience, we offer the famous Mint Julep recipe. In several forms. For all the hype, the Mint Julep isn’t ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – If you can’t get to Churchill Downs Racetrack for the Kentucky Derby on May 3, you can still wear a crazy hat or tie and drink a mint julep in solidarity with the event. You might ...

The home bartender’s guide to growing mint, basil, and beyond for garden-fresh drinks. Something is taking root in mixology. Bartenders are increasingly growing their own cocktail additions and ...

Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Muddle the lime juice with 1/2 to 1 teaspoon sugar and mint leaves. Fill ...

Every Louisvillian has their opinion on the mint julep, the longtime official cocktail of the Kentucky Derby. To some, it's just for tourists, while to others, it's the perfect Kentucky Derby Day ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. You can find me at the confluence of food, beverage and travel. The first Saturday of every May is reserved for a 145-year-old ...

It seems to be a seasonal play on the kir royale, a French cocktail made with bubbly and blackcurrant liqueur, aka crème de cassis. You can riff on her version even ...