Smirnoff Mule Vodka Ginger Beer 330mL pack of 24 (2024)

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What's the difference between Moscow Mule and Smirnoff mule? ›

Smirnoff Mule is the ready to drink version of the timeless and world renown co*cktail, the Moscow Mule. Smirnoff Mule is made with a flavorful combination of Smirnoff Vodka recipe No. 21, zesty ginger beer and a tangy spritz of lime. Note: Confirmation of product price occurs upon the receipt of your order.

Smirnoff Mule – This ginger beer has a light lemony taste and contains vodka. This does have a kick as the vodka and beer mix does the trick. It contains 6 percent alcohol.

Smirnoff Mule is a ready to drink alcoholic beverage inspired by the world renowned Moscow Mule co*cktail. Made with Smirnoff Vodka, ginger beer and lime, Smirnoff mule delivers the perfect buzz with a stubbornly refreshing taste.

Tito's Handmade Vodka, distilled in Texas, offers a smooth and clean taste, making it an ideal choice for Moscow Mules. If you're in search of a midrange vodka priced under $30, Tito's Handmade Vodka offers a wallet-friendly and accessible option.

The best ginger beer for Moscow mules is Fever-Tree brand ginger beer. Mara said, “It tastes the most like a Moscow mule,” and I wholeheartedly agreed. Fever-Tree's ginger beer has the most clear and pronounced fresh ginger flavor, thanks to a blend of three gingers from Nigeria, Cochin and the Ivory Coast.

Smirnoff 100 Proof Vodka: This is a higher-strength version of Smirnoff, with a higher alcohol content. It has a more intense flavour than the No. 21, with a stronger burn and warmth on the palate. It's often used in co*cktails to give them a stronger kick.

But here's the deal: five Smirnoffs contain roughly the same amount of alcohol as two and a half standard drinks. For most people, that's enough to get you feeling pretty darn good, maybe even a bit tipsy. But hold your horses, cowboy! Drinking too much too fast can lead you down a slippery slope.

The 100 proof (50% ABV) provides a bold strength, making it perfect for those who prefer a more intense vodka experience.

Unopened liquor has an indefinite shelf life. Opened liquor lasts about a year or two before it goes bad, meaning it starts losing its color and flavor. Don't use a liquor for well drinks if you won't use the whole bottle within two years. It does not generally become toxic, though.

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Sweet and simple! Ultra-smooth Smirnoff No. 21 Vodka mixed with Cola over ice - enjoy life's little pleasures.

Pour Smirnoff Vodka into a chilled highball glass full of fresh ice cubes and add Cranberry juice. Squeeze a wedge of lime into the glass, drop in and stir. Served in a highball glass. Pour Smirnoff Vodka into a chilled Rocks glass full of fresh ice cubes and add Club Soda.

A Moscow mule is a vodka-based co*cktail made with lime juice and ginger beer. Though the drink is associated with Russia (for obvious reasons), it's actually an American invention that dates back to the 1940s.

Despite its name, the Moscow Mule originated in America and did not come from Russia. The name is a reference to the two main ingredients - vodka and ginger beer. Vodka is associated with Russia, and the ginger beer has a kick "like a mule". You might also hear the Moscow Mule called a vodka buck.

Smirnoff (/ˈsmɪərnɒf/; Russian: [smʲɪrˈnof]) is a brand of vodka owned and produced by the British company Diageo. The Smirnoff brand began with a vodka distillery founded in Moscow by Pyotr Arsenievich Smirnov (1831–1898).

And bar proprietors are changing the names of their co*cktails to make it clear what side they're on: In many places, the Moscow Mule is now the Kyiv Mule. In at least one bar, it's the Snake Island Mule, a reference to the Ukrainian territory where border guards made a defiant last stand against invading troops.

The American Mule is a variation on the classic Moscow Mule co*cktail. The name of the classic Mule co*cktail is a bit misleading as it seems to hint at a Russian origin of the drink. The only link between Russia and the Moscow Mule co*cktail is vodka – an alcoholic beverage that originated in Russia and Poland.

What Is a Moscow Mule? A Moscow mule is a vodka-based co*cktail made with lime juice and ginger beer.