Rochard Mint Julep Glass Porcelain Limoges Box

A mint julep glass raises a toast to Derby Day and long Southern afternoons on the porch. Rochard made this porcelain Limoges box in Limoges, France, where it was brushed by hand.

And They're Off

The mint julep has been the official drink of the Kentucky Derby for generations, served by the thousands on the first Saturday in May. Bourbon, sugar, crushed ice and fresh mint have made it a symbol of Southern hospitality.

Sippin' on the Veranda

• A Rochard cocktail design, painted by hand in Limoges
• Joins martini glass, horse racing and wine boxes
• Fits a bar cart, Derby or Southern charm collection

Hats, Roses and Bourbon

Present it at a Derby party alongside big hats and red roses, to a bourbon collector, or to a host from Louisville. It makes a cheerful thank you after a garden party, and a witty present for a horse racing fan.

Set it on a bar cart beside a bottle of bourbon, on a porch side table during summer gatherings, or on a den shelf with racing memorabilia. Paired with the Rochard martini glass, it starts a cocktail hour lineup that never melts.