American Vinegar Works Vin Vin Mule
Minty and bright, our play on the Gin, Gin Mule cocktail this is the refresher you've been looking for as you think of summer.
This recipe features our California Junmai Rice Wine.
Vin Vin Mule: A New Moscow Mule
Vin Vin Mule
Category
Cocktails
Cuisine
Modern American
Author:
American Vinegar Works
Servings
1 Person
Prep Time
10 minutes
The Vin Vin Mule is a minty, bright, and incredibly refreshing play on the classic "Gin Gin Mule". By introducing California Junmai Rice Wine Vinegar into the mix, this cocktail gains a sophisticated depth and a clean, acidic snap that perfectly balances the spicy heat of ginger beer. Served over crushed ice in a metal cup, it is the ultimate thirst-quencher for warm summer afternoons.
Ingredients
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2 oz Gin
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0.5 oz mint simple syrup
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0.5 oz AVW California Junmai Rice Wine Vinegar
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Top with your favorite ginger beer (eg Fever Tree)
Directions
Mint Simple Syrup: Put 250mL cold simple syrup (made or purchased) into a blender with mint leaves from about 10 sprigs (leaves only). Blend on high until the syrup is one homogenous, green mixture.
Simple Syrup: Super easy to make. Basically 1 part sugar added to 1 part boiling water and stir until sugar is fully dissolved.
Add all ingredients-- except the ginger beer-- to a shaker tin with ice and shake vigorously. Serve over crushed ice in a metal cup. Top off with the ginger beer and add a mint sprig, lime wheel, and straw.
Prepare Mint Simple Syrup: Blend 250mL of cold simple syrup with the leaves from 10 sprigs of mint until the mixture is a homogenous, vibrant green.
Note: To make simple syrup, stir 1 part sugar into 1 part boiling water until fully dissolved and let cool.
Shake: Combine the gin, mint simple syrup, and California Junmai Rice Wine Vinegar in a shaker tin with ice. Shake vigorously until well-chilled.
Strain: Fill a metal cup (or copper mug) with crushed ice. Strain the cocktail into the cup.
Finish: Top off with your favorite ginger beer.
Garnish: Add a fresh mint sprig, a lime wheel, and a straw.
