Moscow Mule

[cort]

I'm sure some of you guys have heard of this cocktail but it is new to me. My cousins were up in Santa Barbara a few weeks back and said a brewery up there was serving these up like crazy. Fast forward to yesterday we stopped at BevMo after work to get some ingredients and they had a whole display dedicated to this drink. Where the F did this sh!t come from? After some research I found it to be a cocktail started back in the 1940's sometime but has recently made a huge comeback.

Vodka
Lime Juice
Ginger Beer

Traditionally served in a copper mug. I thought Ginger beer was going to have alcohol in it but it doesn't it's more like a root beer. Anyways, they were damn good I would recommend looking in to them if you like that kind of stuff.

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[kydsid]

I love this drink and one of its variations that uses rum instead and adds simple sugar.

[aaron72]

For another great variation, try the one that uses Gin instead of Vodka.

[icehog3]

I am going to try the variation that uses Tequila, and complicated sugar.

[kydsid]

Originally Posted by icehog3

I am going to try the variation that uses Tequila, and complicated sugar.

Complicated sugar? Sounds like code for ex-wife

[Stephen]

Originally Posted by kydsid

I love this drink and one of its variations that uses rum instead and adds simple sugar.

Dark 'n' Stormy. One of my favorites.

[Stephen]

Originally Posted by cort

I thought Ginger beer was going to have alcohol in it but it doesn't it's more like a root beer.

I'm cheap so I just buy Canada Dry or Seagram's. Also readily available.

[Sweet_Leaf_PDX]

There is a local brewery that makes an alcoholic ginger beer and I like to make Moscow Mules with it. It has a great taste and makes the drink a little less sweet compared to the non-alcoholic ginger beers.