Art of Mixology — modern mule

A cocktail is much more than a vehicle for alcohol. The true pleasure of drinking comes from the act of bringing people together. Strangers become friends, lovers meet and, occasionally, enemies spar. But all come together in pursuit of one thing: a fine beverage in convivial spirit. You’re sure to have seen the iconic copper mugs wet with condensation, indicating the deliciousness inside. Enjoying a Moscow Mule is an American pastime and the rose gold cup is as much a part of the story as the cocktail itself. But where did it all begin? The legend of the Moscow Mule...

Copper is a metal and whenever you pour an acidic drink into a metal container, it will lead to a reaction. With copper mugs, if the acidic level of the drink is very high then it can sometimes lead to corrosion of the copper lining inside. This can increase the level of copper in the drink and eventually poison the drink. Are drinks consumed in copper mugs safe for you? One thing is clear. Drinking something that’s been lying inside a copper mug for more than 2 hours is not safe to consume. However, the important thing to note here...

As history has clearly demonstrated, the best get-togethers are based on a theme (Mardi Gras, new year’s eve, ugly sweater parties). So don’t try to reinvent the wheel, instead cut a lime into a wheel and pop it on top of a delicious Moscow Mule. This themed party is not only tasty and refreshing, it’s interactive, too. Think words like smorgasbord, potluck, buffet, and Build-A-Bear. Idea 1 : Mugshot Why even think of making a Moscow Mule without a quality copper mug to keep the drink frosty and you looking pretty cool, too? Frankly they’re half the fun of throwing...