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Heather Julep
A Scotch whiskey twist on the classic bourbon-based Mint Julep
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Chris Dimal
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13th April at 08:33
It is pretty much if a Rusty Nail was transformed into a Mint Julep. Nice, but nothing special at all.
Chris Dimal
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13th April at 08:34
I also will add that I have went with Michelle's suggestion of only making it 7.5ml (1/4 oz of simple syrup). 15 ml (or 1/2 oz) is WAY too much.
Robert Holen
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23rd July 2025 at 16:07
This is probably the sweetest Julep on the site. I fixed it with 2 cl Ardbeg Wee Beastie (peated whisky) That's not for everyone though... 😂
Michelle Bell
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4th June 2024 at 01:48
Agreed with John…..a bit sweet. Probably use ⅓ or ¼ oz Rich Syrup next time.
John Hinojos
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28th July 2023 at 00:28
Great rift on the traditional Julep. We always find Juleps to be a bit sweet so backed off the sugar syrup. Drambuie add wonderful heather and honey notes to the Scotch Whisky.
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