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Bourbon and Kentucky go together like peanut butter and jelly, and few venues in the world will see more Kentucky-made bourbon sold than the 151st running of the Kentucky Derby today. Over the ...

Few sporting events and beverages go together quite like the mint julep and the Kentucky Derby. The fresh and minty drink is a Churchill Downs tradition, and it's been that way for more than a ...

Roses are the flower of the Kentucky Derby, and the drink of choice on the first Saturday in May every year is the Mint Julep. They are sold by the thousands at Churchill Downs. People around the ...

Icy mint juleps are as much as a tradition at the Kentucky Derby as fancy hats and blankets of roses. Plenty of visitors today at Churchill Downs will be ordering the icy libations as they watch ...

The 151st Kentucky Derby is on May 3, 2025 at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky. The mint julep, the official drink of Derby Day for almost a century, is easy to make and even easier to drink.

It’s Kentucky Derby time! The Greatest Two Minutes in Sports is gearing up for its 151st running, and that means we’re in prime Mint Julep season. The big race is taking place this Saturday ...

EVERY KENTUCKY DERBY HORSE NAME, RANKED: The best names in the 2025 race It also means it's time to talk Mint Juleps, the classic bourbon cocktail that people love to drink at Churchill Downs and ...

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The Kentucky Derby’s famous Mint Julep has four ingredients. Arguably the biggest star doesn’t even show up in the signature cocktail's name. The local Kentucky mint is a requirement along ...