Drink ThisDrink This: Strawberry Mule
Nikki BuchananAugust 22, 2019
Who says there ain’t no cure for the summertime blues? Rancho Pinot makes a variation of the classic Moscow Mule that looks and feels blessedly cold in your hand.
CocktailsWhere to Find the Best Moscow Mules in Phoenix
Lauren LoftusNovember 1, 2016
According to legend (from the soothsayers over at HuffPo), the Moscow Mule was invented in the 1940s as a way to get picky Americans to start drinking vodka and ginger beer. Before then, it seems stateside drinkers weren't fans of either vodka or ginger beer on their own. But a mash-up of the two had us singing a different tune. The Moscow Mule – just like the animal it's named for – is not simply the sum of its parts... something special happens when you mix vodka (or try gin!) and ginger beer with a healthy squeeze of lime in a copper mug. It's a magical hybrid.
We've scouted the best five mules in the Valley for your mash-up pleasure.