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Reviewed: Jun. 15, 2008

Darn! I thought I just created a no liquor Mojito with this recipe. It sure is good though!

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mssharon2

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Reviewed: May 3, 2008

This is great! I think I've looked for an alcohol free version before but could not find it. I'm not a huge mint fan, but this was delicious!

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Very refreshing. The mint used in juleps is called Corsican Mint. It has tiny leaves & the plant grows as a ground cover - much different than peppermint and similar varieties. The flavor is very strong. I planted some this spring and have enjoyed it in tea, orange juice, and cocktails.

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Reviewed: Jun. 25, 2007

Very yummy! Easy too. I had to make a second batch of the syrup later in the day because I liked it so much. I also tried it with Limeaid and I loved it that way. It's a very refreshing drink and I am sure I will enjoy them throughout the summer.

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SHARON B.

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