London Mule

This London Mule puts a spin on a classic mule by using gin instead of vodka. We’re using a London Dry Gin and pairing it with fresh lime and crisp ginger beer. This is sure to become a new favorite.

WHY THIS LONDON MULE RECIPE IS SO GOOD

• This London Mule recipe is so simple and comes together in a few minutes.
• Has beautiful notes of ginger and lime which gives it a bright and refreshing flavor.
• It's such a fun way to change up a traditional Moscow Mule by swapping out vodka for gin.

TIPS AND TRICKS FOR MAKING A LONDON MULE

• There are a ton of different gins on the market– all with different flavors and characteristics. Try to pick a botanical gin (as opposed to one with floral or smoke flavors). Bombay Sapphire is a great go-to but The Botanist (an Islay dry gin) is also a great option. 
• Lime juice is a classic mule addition– it adds a bit of acidity and freshness. I highly recommend freshly squeezed lime juice. 
• Ginger beer adds a bit of bite and effervescence. Keep in mind that not all ginger beer is gluten free so make sure to check the label! 
• It's traditional to serve this cocktail in a copper mug, which we think makes it unique and fun.

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• Brandy Manhattan
• Vodka Sidecar
• Vodka and Coke
• Key Lime Pie Shot
• White Tea Shot
• PB and Jelly Shot

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London Mule

Yield: 1 serving

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Total Time: 5 minutes

This London Mule puts a spin on a classic mule by using gin instead of vodka. We’re using a London Dry Gin and pairing it with fresh lime and crisp ginger beer. This is sure to become a new favorite.

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Ingredients

• 2 ½ ounces London dry gin (see notes)
• 1 ounce freshly squeezed lime juice
• Ginger beer, enough to fill the mug (about 4 ounces)

Instructions

1. Gather your ingredients.
2. Fill a copper mug or lowball glass with ice. Add the gin and lime juice– stir to combine. 
3. Top with ginger beer and a wheel of lime. 
4. Enjoy immediately.

Notes

• There are a ton of different gins on the market– all with different flavors and characteristics. Try to pick a botanical gin (as opposed to one with floral or smoke flavors). Bombay Sapphire is a great go-to but The Botanist (an Islay dry gin) is also a great option. 
• Lime juice is a classic mule addition– it adds a bit of acidity and freshness. I highly recommend freshly squeezed lime juice. 
• Ginger beer adds a bit of bite and effervescence. Keep in mind that not all ginger beer is gluten-free so make sure to check the label!

Nutrition Information:

Yield: 1 Serving Size: 1
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 324Total Fat: 0gSaturated Fat: 0gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 0gCholesterol: 0mgSodium: 23mgCarbohydrates: 43gFiber: 0gSugar: 40gProtein: 0g

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