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Make me a cocktail with mint leaves.

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Mint Julep

The Mint Julep is a classic Southern cocktail that has been enjoyed for centuries. It is believed to have originated...

Mint Leaves 12, Bourbon 60ml, Sugar / simple Syrup 1 teaspoon

Classic

3 ingredients

4.97 / 5

Mojito

The Mojito is a classic Cuban cocktail that has gained worldwide popularity for its refreshing qualities. It features a tantalizing...

Lime juice 20ml, Mint Leaves 15, White rum 45ml, Soda water Top up, Sugar 2 teaspoons

Classic

5 ingredients

4.93 / 5

Mojito Mocktail

The Mojito Mocktail is a non-alcoholic take on the classic Cuban highball traditionally made with rum. In this variant, the...

Lime juice 60ml, Mint Leaves 6, Soda water 240ml, Sugar Half teaspoon

Non‑alcoholic

4 ingredients

4.9 / 5

Virgin Mojito

The Virgin Mojito is a non-alcoholic twist on the classic Mojito cocktail, offering a refreshing and minty flavor profile perfect...

Lime juice 30ml, Mint Leaves 7, Apple Juice 60ml, Sugar / simple Syrup 15ml

Non‑alcoholic

4 ingredients

4.79 / 5

Basil Mojito

Basil Mojito is a refreshing and aromatic cocktail that originated in Cuba and has become a popular drink all over...

White rum 60ml, Soda water 120ml, Lime 3 slices, Sugar Teaspoon, Basil leaves 10

5 ingredients

3.87 / 5

Green tea mojito

The Green Tea Mojito is an inventive twist on the classic Mojito cocktail, blending the refreshing zestiness of lime juice...

Lime juice 15ml, Mint Leaves 4, White rum 30ml, Sugar 2 teaspoons, Green tea 120ml

5 ingredients

3.85 / 5

Cuban Mojito

The Cuban Mojito is a classic cocktail hailing from Havana, Cuba, revered for its refreshing qualities and mint-laced zest. Traditionally...

Mint Leaves 10, White rum 45ml, Lime 1, Sugar 2 tablespoons, Soda water 240ml

5 ingredients

3.71 / 5

Frozen Mint Julep

The Frozen Mint Julep is a frosty twist on the classic Mint Julep, which is a traditional Southern cocktail renowned...

Mint Leaves 3, Lemon Juice 30ml, Sugar / simple Syrup 30ml, Bourbon 60ml

4 ingredients

3.71 / 5

Mint Source

The Mint Source is a refreshing cocktail that features a harmonious blend of aromatic mint leaves and the zesty effervescence...

Mint Leaves 6, Lemonade 150ml, Whiskey 30ml, Angostura Bitters Dash

4 ingredients

3.6 / 5

Bacardi Lemon Mojito

The Bacardi Lemon Mojito is a refreshing and citrusy twist on the classic Mojito cocktail. The star ingredient is the...

Lemon rum 45ml, Mint Leaves 12, Soda water Top up, Lime Half, Sugar / simple Syrup 30ml

5 ingredients

3.58 / 5

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Can I use dried mint leaves in cocktails?

Dried mint leaves can be used, but fresh mint leaves are preferable as they provide a more vibrant and refreshing flavor in cocktails.

What is the best way to muddle mint leaves?

To muddle mint leaves, gently press them with a muddler or the back of a spoon to release their essential oils, without tearing the leaves.

Can I grow my own mint for cocktails?

Yes, mint is easy to grow at home. It's best grown in a pot as it can be invasive, and it thrives in partial sunlight and moist soil.

What types of cocktails typically use mint leaves?

Mint leaves are commonly used in refreshing cocktails like Mojitos, Mint Juleps, and various other summer drinks.

Can I make a mint syrup for cocktails?

Yes, you can make a mint syrup by simmering equal parts water and sugar with mint leaves, then straining the mixture. It can be used to add a minty sweetness to cocktails.