Gin Buck or Gin Moscow Mule

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Gin Buck or Gin Moscow Mule is ice cold and packed with gin which make it perfect for a hot summer’s day!

gin buck- this twist on the moscow mule is delicious and perfect for summer!

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Refreshing Gin Buck

I’m LOVING summer this year. It feels like the kids are finally old enough to really get into the fun, are more willing to try new things, and have ben more relaxed to allow us to get back to summer lounging, grilling, and chilling. It’s been a fantastic time so far- and this month, I got together with some of my favorite blogs to bring you 12 Summer BBQ Must Haves- and I’m showing you how to pour my new favorite drink- a Gin Buck recipe! Gin Bucks are Gin Moscow Mules (sometimes also called gin-gin mules) and basically consist of a very simple ginger beer, gin, and lime juice recipe. I’m also sharing a DELICIOUS non-alcoholic variation to this great summer sipper.

Be sure to check out all 12 of these fantastic, unique summer recipes

This is just a basic recipe. I love the way the gin’s light herbal flavor plays off lime and ginger beer- it is more nuanced and interesting than a Moscow Mule. If you live anywhere near Colorado, or can find Spring 44’s Old Tom Gin- grab a bottle for this drink. You’ll thank me later-  the oaked gin brings out more of the ginger beer’s earthy flavors, and the lime blends everything perfectly together.

Also- it really is critical to get a great quality ginger beer. I prefer Cock ‘n Bull Ginger Beer- which you can find at many specialty stores, some liquor stores, and a few grocery stores. If you can’t find it anywhere- I like Bundaberg as a second choice. The ginger beer really does make a huge difference- so quality is key!

Also- the copper cup isn’t vital- but it really does keep drinks astoundingly cold. I grabbed mine from Spring 44’s tasting room in Loveland, Colorado- I had been looking for tall, boxy cups that looked more like something an old miner would have on hand. They are expensive- around $20 a pop- but are SO great if you like ice cold summer drinks!

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Gin Buck or Gin Moscow Mule

By: Courtney ODell
Servings: 1
Prep: 2 minutes
Total: 2 minutes
A gin buck in a copper mug filled with ice.
Try this Moscow mule version with gin in it, delicious cold drink for a summer's day.

Ingredients 

  • ยฝ lime juice
  • 2 ounces gin, I like Leopold’s or Spring 44’s Old Tom
  • 6 ounces ginger beer, preferably cock and bull or Bundaberg

Instructions 

  • Add lime, gin and ginger beer into a copper mug with ice.
  • Stir well to combine and enjoy!

Nutrition

Serving: 1gCalories: 227kcalCarbohydrates: 26gSodium: 14mgSugar: 24g

Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.

Additional Info

Course: Drinks
Cuisine: American
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About Courtney

Courtney loves to share great wine, good food, and loves to explore far flung places- all while masting an everyday elegant and easy style at lifestyle blog Sweet Cโ€™s Designs. Sweet C's devoted to finding the best food and drinks you'll want to make or find, around the world!

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