Those who know me, know that I love the frog aka Laphroaig. However, it’s a notoriously difficult ingredient to incorporate in cocktails because it can easily beat up the other ingredients. I came across this cocktail in the Death & Co book and instantly went out to purchase some fresh mint. In most of their julep cocktails, the mint is not muddled but instead just used as a garnish for the whiff of mint while sipping. It actually works surprisingly well.
Rocks glass with pebble ice (to make my pebble ice, I take a lot of fridge ice and smash them… but they end up more melty than my liking)
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