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Mint Julep Month Kickoff Party

In celebration of Mint Julep Month, G&G partnered with Louisville Tourism to host a Mint Julep Month Kickoff Party at the Buckeye Bourbon House in Columbus, Ohio. The lively event featured Kentucky-inspired fare, live music from Louisville’s Misty Mountain String Band, and creative spins on the mint julep from guest mixologist Felicia Corbett from Louisville’s Trouble Bar.

Special thanks to:

Louisville Tourism
Clayton & Crume
Trouble Bar
Misty Mountain String Band
Buckeye Bourbon House
Aseel Brodd Photography
Botanica Flowers

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Guests were invited to enjoy three mint julep creations: Apple of my KY (created by Buckeye Bourbon House), G&G’s classic mint julep, and Trouble Bar’s Double Trouble (created by Felicia Corbett of Trouble Bar).

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The Mint Julep Month Kickoff Party was held at the Buckeye Bourbon House, home to more than 150 bourbons and whiskeys, in the heart of downtown Columbus, Ohio.

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From left: Tami Smith, Fee Hoy, Dorothy Jayjack, and Evie Susie raise a glass to Mint Julep Month.

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Louisville leather maker Clayton & Crume monogrammed custom coasters for guests.

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Rosalie Kocoloski, Nick Sinclair, and Jenny Zaerr of @cbusbitesandbooze sip on Double Troubles.

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Felicia Corbett’s Double Trouble featured Old Grand-Dad bourbon, balsamic reduction, fresh peaches, and mint.

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Trouble Bar’s Felicia Corbett sets up behind the bar to create her twist on the mint julep—a Double Trouble.

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Mary and Tim Preece joined mint julep enthusiasts at the Buckeye Bourbon House and played a little shuffleboard in between sampling cocktails.

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Buckeye Bourbon House created a specialty Kentucky-inspired menu including Hot Brown Sliders to go with the juleps.

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Louisville’s Misty Mountain String Band played classic Kentucky bluegrass throughout the evening. 

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From left: G&G’s Christine Williams; Louisville Tourism’s Michael Fetter; Trouble Bar’s Felicia Corbett, Kaitlyn Soligan-Owens, and Nicole Stipp; and Louisville Tourism’s Chris Bumann.

Photo: Aseel Brodd Photography