What does it taste like?

The Moscow Mule is characterized by the spicy flavor of ginger beer, complemented by the smoothness of vodka and the fresh acidity of lime, resulting in a refreshing and stimulating taste with a well-balanced warmth of ginger.

Moscow Mule · Recipe & Method

Moscow Mule

The Moscow Mule was born in 1941, marking a milestone in the promotion of vodka in the United States. At the time, John Martin, the distributor of Smirnoff Vodka, met with Jack Morgan, the owner of the Cock 'n' Bull bar in Los Angeles. Both were struggling to sell their respective products—vodka and homemade ginger beer. They had a brilliant idea to mix the two drinks and serve them in a copper mug owned by Morgan's girlfriend, thus creating this iconic cocktail. The copper mug not only keeps the drink cold but also adds visual appeal, becoming a symbol of the cocktail.

Flavor: The Moscow Mule is characterized by the spicy flavor of ginger beer, complemented by the smoothness of vodka and the fresh acidity of lime, resulting in a refreshing and stimulating taste with a well-balanced warmth of ginger.
Difficulty: Easy
Glassware: Mule Cup

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RECIPE

Ingredients

3 ingredients

01Smirnoff Vodka45ml

02Ginger Beer120ml

03Fresh Lime Juice10ml

02 · METHOD

Method

01
In a Mule cup or rocks glass, pour the vodka and ginger beer.
02
Add lime juice and gently stir to combine all ingredients.

03 · NOTES

Know your pour

What does it taste like?: The Moscow Mule is characterized by the spicy flavor of ginger beer, complemented by the smoothness of vodka and the fresh acidity of lime, resulting in a refreshing and stimulating taste with a well-balanced warmth of ginger.
Which glass should I use?: Mule Cup
Is it beginner-friendly?: Easy