Moscow Mule Mug Antique Brass 500 ml

When it comes to enjoying a refreshing Moscow Mule, presentation is key to enhancing the experience. Our Antique Brass Moscow Mule Mug is designed to add timeless elegance to your cocktail moments. Each mug is a celebration of aesthetics and craftsmanship, crafted to impress with its vintage beauty.

With its antique brass finish, this mug creates a sophisticated look that fits perfectly into any bar setup. The golden glow and sleek design make it an eye-catching accessory that stands out and draws attention.

Our Antique Brass Moscow Mule Mug is more than just a beautiful item; it is also highly functional. With its sturdy construction and perfectly weighted balance, it is comfortable to hold and use. The 500 ml capacity provides ample space to enjoy your Moscow Mule, while the curved design adds a touch of elegance.

Whether you are a professional bartender looking to impress your customers or an enthusiastic home mixologist wanting to add a touch of classic style to your gatherings, our Antique Brass Moscow Mule Mug will meet your expectations for both beauty and functionality.

So immerse yourself in the atmosphere of true craftsmanship and vintage charm with our Antique Brass Moscow Mule Mug. With its timeless design and exceptional quality, it will become a favorite in your collection and a memorable element in your cocktail presentations.


Moscow Mule Recipe:

• 5 cl vodka
• 1 cl simple syrup
• Juice of half a lime
• Ginger beer
• Crushed ice
• Lime for garnish

Info: Although the name of this cocktail evokes thoughts of Russian cold, the Moscow Mule is said to have originated in sunny California. In 1941, two enterprising gentlemen came up with a great idea that paved the way for vodka to become one of the most popular spirits in the American market. John G.
Martin, who owned the spirits company Heublin Inc. – and held the rights to Smirnoff Vodka in the USA – teamed up with a man named Jack Morgan, who owned the Cock ’n’ Bull bar in Los Angeles and produced ginger beer himself. Together, they invented the Moscow Mule, which, with its tangy lime flavor and a hint of ginger, helped the relatively anonymous vodka to flourish.
 

London Mule Recipe:

• 5 cl gin
• 1 cl simple syrup
• Juice of half a lime
• Ginger beer
• Crushed ice
• Lime for garnish

Barbados Mule Recipe:

• 5 cl rum from Barbados
• 1 cl simple syrup
• 1 dash angostura bitters
• Juice of half a lime
• Ginger beer
• Crushed ice - See our selection of ice crushers
• Lime for garnish

Passionfruit Mule:

• 5 cl vodka
• 3 cl passionfruit puree
• 1.5 cl lime juice
• Top with ginger beer
   

Just like the traditional recipe, this one builds upon the original. In the Barbados Mule recipe, the vodka is simply replaced with delicious dark rum. The Antique Brass Moscow Mule is an incredibly tasty cocktail that, along with the Martini and mint julep, has its own unique glass.

Even though the name of this cocktail sends thoughts directly to the Russian cold, the Moscow Mule is said to have originated in sunny California. In 1941, two enterprising gentlemen came up with a great idea that paved the way for vodka to become one of the most popular spirits in the American market. John G.

Martin, who owned the spirits company Heublin Inc. – and held the rights to Smirnoff Vodka in the USA – teamed up with a man named Jack Morgan, who owned the Cock ’n’ Bull bar in Los Angeles and produced ginger beer himself. Together, they invented the Moscow Mule, which, with its tangy lime flavor and a hint of ginger, helped the relatively anonymous vodka to flourish.

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