Moscow Mules are popular drinks to order at bars and easy enough to make at home. Los Angeles-based mixologist David Brackett says all you need is "vodka, lime juice, ginger beer, and a slice of lime ...

John Martin, distributor of Smirnoff vodka, and Jack Morgan, owner of the Cock 'N Bull Pub in Hollywood (which made an in-house ginger beer) get credit for creating the Moscow Mule -- the potent ...

Copper cups used for Moscow Mule cocktails not only enhance the drink flavor but could be leaching copper into the drink itself, according to researchers at Carroll College's Department of Chemistry.

It’s a drink that’s been known to spur otherwise law-abiding guests into absconding with the glassware -- an icy, spicy concoction that mixes up quickly and goes down even more easily. Of course, ...

The Moscow mule - that Instagram-ready cocktail that has surged in popularity in recent years - has only a few ingredients: vodka, ginger beer, lime and ice. But perhaps the most crucial component of ...

In the pantheon of simple, flavorful mixed drinks, it’s difficult to beat the appeal of a classic Moscow mule. Usually served in a copper mug (if you happen to have one on hand), this iconic cocktail ...

It's easy to spot someone sipping on a Moscow mule - the copper cup is a dead giveaway. That classic cocktail is made with ...

The popular cocktail known as the Moscow mule supposedly gets some of its flavor from the frosty copper mug it’s served in — the shiny metal oxidizes slightly and enhances the drink’s aroma and ...