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At the time, bourbon was reserved mostly for poor southerners who couldn't afford fine liquor. My how the proverbial tables have turned. Next time you're in bourbon country, be sure to try one of these classic southern libations.
Log in or Create An Account. I'm looking for Not Sure Where to Start? Discover Recipes. Boston's Official Bartender's Guide. Joel Jacob. If this is your intent, keep in mind that silver-plated cups and plated materials in general are not great for engraving because the engraving will be the color of the base metal.
Cups made entirely of sterling silver or pewter are a better choice. A classically designed mint julep cup is a tumbler made of silver, pewter, or another metal.
It stands about four to five inches tall and holds approximately 12 fluid ounces. The broad base is a ridged foot designed so the drinker can hold it from the bottom and not warm up the cocktail.
Slim just above the foot, it tapers up to a wider rim. The concept behind the silver cup is that the metal keeps the cocktail inside cold longer than glass or earthenware.
It reduces the heat transfer from the drinker's hands and prevents the ice from melting too quickly. The metal cup will frost when packed with crushed ice, which is desirable for the best-tasting mint julep.
The metal requires special attention when it's time to clean the mint julep cup. Though manufacturers may say it's dishwasher safe, it is always best to handwash metal cups immediately to avoid chipping or tarnishing. Use mild dish soap and a soft cloth or sponge—avoid abrasives that will scratch the cup. Dry it right away with a soft towel.
It's common for metal surfaces to tarnish at some point, even when unused. You can try to prevent this by polishing the cups regularly with a cloth or silver polish. A baking soda solution can be used to remove tarnish. His bar is deep with rare single malts, hard-to-find bourbons, and ryes, but he doesn't believe there's anything too precious to share with friends. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data. Select personalised content.
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They still present the polished appearance of silver and generate a nice frosty texture when holding an icy drink. Best Modern Silver:. Best Classic Silver:. This gorgeous vessel holds 10 ounces and you can personalize it with an engraving. Best Copper:.
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