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Mint Julep (2026)
Gentlemen, start your HORSES (?) 🐎🥃 #ad21+
Together with my friends at @churchilldowns and @kentuckyderby, I’m going to show you how to prep a whole batch of Mint Juleps for your #DerbyAtHome party this weekend.
The Mint Julep has been a staple of Southern drinking culture for well over a century, but it became nationally recognized when it was named the official cocktail of the Kentucky Derby in 1938. Since then, it’s become synonymous with race day at Churchill Downs, where hundreds of thousands of juleps are served each year.
Cheers, y’all!
Mint Julep
It’s a fine day for some horse racing 🐎
The Mint Julep cocktail recipe is a traditional, from-scratch build of the south’s most infamous warm-weather cocktail.