What is another word for mint julep?
Pronunciation: [mˈɪnt d͡ʒˈuːlɛp] (IPA) 
Mint julep, a classic cocktail that originated in the southern United States, is a refreshing blend of bourbon, sugar, and fresh mint. It's a popular drink to cool down during hot summer afternoons and is a staple at horse racing events. The term 'mint julep' has a few synonyms, including 'bourbon smash,' 'Southern favorite,' and 'Kentucky cocktail.' The drink has been around since the early 1800s and has become a cultural symbol of the South, often portrayed in literature and film. Other variations of the classic mint julep include using different types of liquor, adding fruit, or experimenting with flavors. However, the timeless recipe of bourbon, sugar, and fresh mint is still preferred by many.
