Moscow mule

American  

noun

1. a cocktail of vodka, lime juice, and ginger beer, traditionally served in a copper mug.

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Example Sentences

“I just learned there is a neck cream. I have to cream my neck. … I overheard a man complaining once how he spends all his money on drinks for girls and it’s so unfair. Bro, I am wearing $300 worth of face paint and body jam to not scare you away. I’d like my Moscow mule now, please.”

From Los Angeles Times

I was like, ‘Do you know? I had to put on my face for you to even talk to me. I’m in debt. So, you owe me a Moscow mule.’

From Los Angeles Times

Bad Bunny has amassed quite a few first on Apple Music, including having his “Moscow Mule” hold the record for the biggest Latin song of all time by first-day streams worldwide.

From Seattle Times

He has dressed in drag and wrestled in the WWE; in his latest music video for “Un Verano” opener “Moscow Mule,” he assumes the form of a sexless Ken doll, leaping across the sea like a dolphin.

From Los Angeles Times

Oh, and if you're worried about drinking a Moscow Mule, don't be.

From Salon