Mint cocktails
Fresh muddled leaves and herbal lift drive these mint cocktails, covering juleps, mojitos, smashes, and long highballs for cooling sips any time of year.
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Mint cocktails work because the leaves release oils when bruised, adding a clean, cooling top note that lifts sugar, citrus, and almost any base spirit. Start with the Mojito if you want rum, lime, and soda in the most familiar build, or the Mojito de Casa and Caballito Mojito for tequila-driven variations on the same idea. Julep fans have the Apricot Julep, Champagne Julep, Mixed Berry Julep, Grapefruit Julep, and Jalisco Mint Julep covering bourbon, sparkling wine, and tequila bases. Gin Basil Smash brings herbaceous edge, the Cucumber & Mint Seltz keeps things low-key and refreshing, and Choc Mint Alexander pushes mint into creamy after-dinner territory. Mint Fizz, Fresh Side, and Tequila Mockingbird round out the lineup with bright, easy-drinking options.
Mint cocktails recipes
Choc Mint Alexander
French Mojito
Gin Basil Smash
Cherry Mojito
Mixed Berry Julep
Cucumber & Mint Seltz
Apricot Julep
Champagne Julep
The Sun Salutation
Mojito de Casa
Cranberry & Mint Cocktail
Fresh Side
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Mojito (no added sugar & low-calorie)
Jalisco Mint Julep
Caballito Mojito
Mint & Honey Daiquiri
Mint Fizz
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Grapefruit Julep
Tequila Mockingbird
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