Smirnoff Moscow Mule Vodka

Vodka: Smirnoff Moscow MuleSmirnoff is commemorating the anniversary of the Moscow Mule with this special bottle, featuring a bright, citrussy, ginger ale profile. It’s a perfectly balanced combination of ginger and tangy candied lime flavors. A refreshing tasting sweet and tart experience.Order from the Largest & Most Trusted Premium Spirits Marketplace!Featured in• ROLLING STONE• MEN’S JOURNAL• US WEEKLYNOTICE: Many other small liquor store sites will end up cancelling your order due to the high demand, unavailability or inaccurate inventory counts. We have the ability to source from a large network of licensed retailers to insure in most cases your order is fulfilled.Size: 750MLProof: 60 (30% ABV)Origin: United StatesDistillery: Smrinoff DistilleryWith over 75 years of success through an iconic drink recipe, Smirnoff® Moscow Mule Ginger & Lime offers an easy-to-make, bar quality cocktail that’s ready for celebrating. This specialty spirit is made with their award-winning* Smirnoff® No. 21 Vodka and is infused with ginger and lime flavor, delivering the perfect balance of sweet and sour. Simply mix with ginger ale or soda, garnish with a wedge of lime and serve in a copper mug for a traditional Moscow Mule. Pioneered by Smirnoff in 1941, the Moscow Mule came to life through brand owner John Martin’s collaboration with Jack Morgan, owner of the Cock’n Bull pub on Hollywood’s sunset strip. Revitalizing the waning popularity of ginger beer, Mr. Martin paired his newly invented cocktail with the niche serving style of a copper mug. They pride theirselves on bringing their famous beverage to connoisseurs and newcomers alike, assuring the consistently great taste and quality expected from their traditionally distilled vodka. Please drink responsibly. *Original No. 21 Vodka was awarded the Double Gold Medal at the 2017 San Francisco World Spirits Competition.Distillery InformationThe origins of Smirnoff brand go back to the distillery that Piotr Arseneevich (PA) established in Moscow in the late 1800s. Brought to America in 1939, it spearheaded the cocktail revolution in the U.S. as Americans were introduced to the versatility of “white whisky” in such drinks as the Caesar, Cosmopolitan, Kamikaze, Martini and the Moscow Mule. Today, Smirnoff is the world’s best-selling vodka.