What is the Moscow mule?

Moscow mule is a drink that is made of ginger beer, vodka and lime and is usually served in a copper mug. The cocktail is decorated with a lime wedge and sometimes sporting mint. The name of the drink is based on the perception that Vodka is a Russian drink, hence the name "Moscow" and the intense flavor of ginger beer that gives him a kick, hence the name "Mule". This alcoholic beverage helped to induce a huge increase in vodka popularity during the 1950s in the United States. Martin recently bought a recipe for his company Vodka, Morgan owned Cock ‘N 'Bull and recently produced some ginger beer that was not sold well, and KUNETT just inherited a large collection of copper mugs. The trio was wondering how a shot from John's vodka mixed with Jack's ginger beer would like that the trio decided to try their mixture. They liked what they tasted.

Moscow mule has gained its place in the company of the joinedThe states in 1943, when it hit bars and celebrities in Los Angeles, had the taste of this new mixture. He became one of the most popular mixed drinks of his time. When the 1950s threw itself, the company was looking for an alternative to the gin. Cocktails with vodka became very popular, which again raised the Moscow mule to popularity.

as popular as this drink was the 1940s, 1950s, and until the 1960s, with celebrities promoting a cocktail, and a place as one of the most popular drinks of that time virtually disappeared. Ginger beer is not as easily accessible as it used to be, but the ingenious consumers can find this drink in many health food stores and special shops and copper mugs can be found in online retailers. Bars or restaurants could also carry ingredients to create this cocktail, but usually no longer change the menu.