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Hey, Hi! Welcome to the final “Christmas Drink Saturday”!
How is that Christmas is now LESS than a week away?? How is it that I’ve already shared three new drink recipes – all perfect for Christmas?!? The first one up was this pretty Christmas Sangria, the second recipe were these Cranberry Orange Margaritas, and now… Pomegranate and Peppermint Moscow Mules! Yes, I think I may have saved the best for last. Something about these Moscow Mules just screams Christmas to me…possibly the cute red and green colors!! Clearly I did that on purpose…hehe.
OKAY. So I made us another super quick video to go along with these drinks. It’s totally embarrassing, but I just HAD to wear my santa hat. I mean, I couldn’t help myself. I really hope you guys like the video, but more importantly, I hope you love the Moscow Mules. We gave them a test drive at Thanksgiving and we all decided they need to make another appearance at Christmas!
So this really should be your “Christmas Drink”. They are just so quick, easy and SO so good! Meaning you NEED these drinks in your life… ASAP.
Cheers to Christmas being just FIVE days away.
Pomegranate and Peppermint Moscow Mules.
Servings: 1 MOSCOW MULE (CAN EASILY BE DOUBLED OR TRIPLED)
Calories Per Serving: 516 kcal
Nutritional information is only an estimate. The accuracy of the nutritional information for any recipe on this site is not guaranteed.
Ingredients
- crushed ice
- 3/4 cup ginger beer
- 1/3 cup pomegranate juice
- 1-2 ounces vodka depending on your taste
- 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
- pomegranate arils for topping
- candied mint for garnish (recipe below)
Candied Mint Leaves
- water
- 1/2 cup fresh mint leaves
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar
Instructions
- Fill your glass with ice. Add the ginger beer, pomegranate juice, vodka and lime juice. Stir to combine. Garnish with pomegranate arils and candied mint. DRINK.
Candied Mint Leaves
- Gently dip each mint leave in water and then cover in sugar. Place on a wax paper lined cookie sheet. Repeat with the remaining leaves. Allow the leaves to dry 3-6 hours at room temperature. The mint can be made 1 day ahead and stored in an airtight container at room temperature.
Ahh. Excited and sad, but mostly excited!! Happy Holidays!
Hi! What a great recipe and beautifull pictures! I cant’t find ginger beer in my country, What do you think it would make a good subtitute?Regular beer? Champagne? A Coronita perhaps? Since I have never tried ginger beer I’m totally lost about finding a similar flavor. Feliz Navidad!
HI! Do you have ginger ale? i think that would work best! Please let me know if you have any other questions. Merry Christmas! 🙂
Looks fantastic ! Wonderful images.
Merry christmas ???
Absolutely gorgeous drink, I am so making this over the holidays! Love the pretty pom seeds too (I can’t get enough of them!).
Hey, this is a new one for me, can’t wait to make one.
Thanks Amy! Merry Christmas! 🙂
These are gorgeous! There will definitely be some doubling (and maybe even tripling) going on!!
Oh my lord, MOscow Mules bring me back to my very early twenties and my craaaaaazy nights out!!! What a flashback! I haven’t had one in years!
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Hi Teighan
Just wondering, have you ever travelled out side of america?
Hey Cindy!
I have not. Happy Holidays! 🙂
Over a period of 30 years we owned many restaurants. Although I recognized the drink, I don’t think we ever served a Moscow Mule! Now that I see your presentation….we missed the boat! You have done a beautiful job on the photos; in fact, so much so, I will be serving these at the Christmas Party tomorrow. Just started reading your blog a month or so ago. Your conversational method of writing has a way of making me feel as though I am in your kitchen. Great Christmas recipes and drinks.
Awe! Thank you so much, Dale! I hope the drinks are a hit! Happy Holidays! 🙂
What a gorgeous, festive drink for the holidays! And so simple too! I really love those candied mint leaves, just beautiful. 🙂
Thank you so much, Roxana! Happy Holidays! 🙂
I don’t drink but wow so these look tempting lol!! I love your photos, always so amazing! Can you pretty please tell me where to find the beautiful mugs you used? I noticed 2 different styles and just love them!
Hey Amanda! you can omit the vodka and swap in sparkling water to make these a mocktail! 🙂
The flat copper mugs are from Crate and Barrel. Here is the link: http://www.crateandbarrel.com/moscow-mule-mug/s187461
The pounded copper mugs are from Williams-Sonoma. Here is the link: http://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/copper-moscow-mule-mug/?pkey=e%7Ccopper%2Bmug%7C144%7Cbest%7C0%7C1%7C24%7C%7C1&cm_src=PRODUCTSEARCH
Happy Holidays! 🙂
Thank you very much!
There’s just something about copper mugs that makes whatever’s in them taste even better.
Agree! Thanks! Happy Holidays! 🙂
My mouth is gaping open in wonder — not at the recipe per se — it is your photos!! The colors, the balance, I love the copper cups. Absolutely beautiful!! Then I saw what the recipe was about and I was instantly interested!! What a marvelous drink for the holidays. Thank you for sharing. Have a wonderful weekend.
Awe! Thank you so much!
Happy Holidays! 🙂
Such a cute little video, short and sweet 🙂
The colours are amazing!
Thanks Eve! Happy Holidays! 🙂
Oh wow these colours! I’m invited to a Christmas/Secret-Santa party next week and I think I just found the drink I’m going to bring/make! You’re cups are gorgeous! Where did you get them? But I think the red and green will also look great in see through glasses. THANK YOU for the recipe! Seriously, this looks bloody amazing.
xx Alex
Thanks Alexandra! Happy Holidays! 🙂
Love how you’ve decorated these!
Even though I don’t drink alcohol (being 14yrs haha) these look pretty cute.
Loving all your Christmas posts Tieghan!
Thanks Payton! Happy Holidays! 🙂