LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESSWIRE / March 25, 2016 / Bootleg Botanicals is proud to announce their Ginger Beer & Mule Making Kit. The kit is comprised of all the tools necessary to make ginger beer from ...

Today, we use ginger beer to make Moscow Mules because it adds an intense ginger flavor to the drink. But back when the Moscow Mule was created in 1946, the ginger beer was part of the drink’s ...

’12 Days of Christmas’ cocktails: The Yule Mule Winter cocktails: Make your own mulled wine, German style Mazel Tov cocktails and a Hanukkah pop-up Taste-Off: The best eggnogs — and the nastiest With ...

There’s this drink you may have heard of called the Moscow Mule. It’s vodka and ginger beer, with lime juice. There was a time in the recent past when pretentious bartenders would sneer and say, ...

In a cocktail shaker, muddle rosemary sprig and orange peel to release oils. Add vodka and muddle until combined and fragrant ...

You’re at your favorite restaurant and the server is enthusiastic. “Chef made a brand-new type of cuisine today. Very modern.” You and your table mate meet eyes, a silent gasp, intrigued. “Here’s the ...

Many classic cocktails have bizarre or mysterious history clinging to them. Talk about Cosmopolitan or a Long Island Iced Tea (LIIT), these drinks may certainly be some of the classics, but have had a ...

Moscow mules in classic metal cups with limes arranged around them. - etorres/Shutterstock Although they both sound like they'd be effervescently boozy aromatic tipples, the differences between ginger ...

The Gin-Gin Mule was created as the solution to a problem. Here was the problem: As difficult as it may be for us wizened veterans of the cocktail zeitgeist to understand, the issue, in the year 2000, ...

BELLAIRE, MICH. -- The spicy-sweet, ginger-lime flavor of Short’s Brewing Company’s popular Mule Beer ale will soon be packaged in a new form: Cannabis-infused gummies. The ale, a craft-beer riff on ...

Welcome back to FTW’s Beverage of the Week series. Here, we mostly chronicle and review beers, but happily expand that scope to any beverage that pairs well with sports. Yes, even cookie dough whiskey ...