Julep Vitamin E Hydrating Cleansing Oil and Makeup Remover - Rosehip and Olive Oil
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a julep?
A julep, most commonly the mint julep, is a refreshing cocktail traditionally made with bourbon, mint, sugar, and crushed ice. It's often served in a pewter or silver cup, allowing the frost to form on the outside.
Why is it called a julep?
The name "julep" refers to the drink's historical roots as a medicinal concoction. Early juleps were often used to deliver medicine, utilizing sugar and herbs to make the dose more palatable.
What does the name julep mean?
The word "julep" is derived from the Persian word "gulab," meaning rosewater. Early versions of the drink likely included rosewater as an ingredient, though mint is now the standard.
Is mint julep French?
No, the mint julep is not French. While the term "julep" has roots in the Middle East and potentially Europe, the mint julep as we know it is primarily associated with the American South, particularly Kentucky.