Peppermint Moscow Mule
A Peppermint Moscow Mule is how I'm starting off my birthday TODAY!
I'm big on peppermint and I love moscow mules so why not combine the two? This is a super simple and yummy drink recipe for the holidays.
You can do this a couple ways but less ingredients the better for me. I used a peppermint Smirnoff vodka. I thought the bottle was super cute for a party or to dress up your at home bar cart. But, if you can't find this one, just use regular vodka and peppermint extract or Torani peppermint syrup.
If you're trying to make the keto or low carb version of this, it's totally possible with sugar-free ginger beers. They're a little bit harder to find but I ordered mine on Amazon.
If you wanted to opt out of the ginger beer, you could maybe make this drink with a diet Sprite. It would definitely change the flavor but if you're really trying to cut carbs and don't have time to order the sugar-free ginger beer, it's an option. There are also sugar-free peppermint if you wanted to substitute that for the regular candy cane as well.
Creating these simple yet festive and cute cocktails has been so much fun this season. I've enjoyed creating so much content for the blog, TikTok and Instagram and I hope you guys have enjoyed it too! I always love seeing your recipes so if you end up making this, don't forget to tag me.
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- 2 ounces Peppermint Smirnoff
- 4 ounces Light Sugar-Free Ginger Beer (Linked in description)
- Candy Cane for Garnish
- Lime Wedge
Add your ice to a shaker cup or in a glass if you don't have one.
Add in 2 ounces of peppermint smirnoff and 4 ounces of Sugar-Free beer.
Now, stir or shake!
Garnish with a candy cane and a lime wedge.
Serving Size 1
Servings 1
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories 140kcal
- % Daily Value *
- Total Carbohydrate 19g7%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.