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Mint julep cups.
Beginning in the late 1930 s the mint julep drink was served at the kentucky derby and has become synonymous with the event ever since.
Our dining entertaining category offers a great selection of mint julep cups and more.
Mint julep cups were born out of the south where the south s national beverage the mint julep was and is served.
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Best of all you can use a mint julep cup to serve more than just a mint julep and they re perfect for moscow mules dark and stormy cocktails vodka cranberry drinks and more.
Silverplate mint julep cups there are few drinks that have inspired their own vessel and become such an icon as the mint julep cup.
Our opinion is it tastes much better in the silver cup.
Your favorite mint julep recipe will taste even better when sipping from a personalized cup there are few drinks that have inspired their own vessel and become such an icon as the mint julep cup.
Mint julep cups are commonly personalized with a monogram for gift giving or engraved with an award title making a great custom trophy cup.
We adhered to the traditional design down to the last detail.
Home of the one of kind presidential sterling silver mint julep cup.
Embossed designer brass mint julep cup goblet tumbler capacity 10 ounce each 4 6 out of 5 stars 6.
Inspired by early craftsmen our mint julep cups feature distinct style features like those on the original julep cups from each craftsman.
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Mint julep cup 12 fl oz.
Featured in our heavy handmade sterling and pewter mint julep cups are inspired from originals which were made in kentucky during the 1800s.