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Ingredients

2 parts
Jim Beam® Bonded
1 part
Sour Mix
1 part
Green Chartreuse Liqueur
4-6 leaves
Mint, Fresh
Garnish with
Mint Sprig
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Instructions

Muddle mint with sour and Chartreuse. Add Bourbon. Shake vigorously and double strain (to remove any bits of mint) into a chilled coup glass. Garnish with mint sprig.

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Bottle of Jim Beam® Bonded
Jim Beam® Bonded
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Sour Mix
Sour Mix
Green Chartreuse Liqueur
Green Chartreuse Liqueur
Mint, Fresh
Mint, Fresh
Mint Sprig
Mint Sprig
Bottle of Jim Beam® Bonded
Jim Beam® Bonded
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Sour Mix
Sour Mix
Green Chartreuse Liqueur
Green Chartreuse Liqueur
Mint, Fresh
Mint, Fresh
Mint Sprig
Mint Sprig

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