A copper mug is the traditional way to serve a Moscow mule. Thin copper cools quickly and retains cold temperatures longer ...

Many Moscow Mule mugs come as gift-ready sets and typically include extra goodies. You might also get a copper shot glass, straws, a set of coasters or a recipe book. Moscow Mule mugs range in ...

A Moscow Mule, a popular beverage ... FOR COOLING OFF These traditional mugs come with a shot glass. I’m not exactly sure why, but I’m not judging anyone. The pure copper will help lock ...

And yes, that copper mug and stirring rod sure do make things festive, but a Collins glass will work just fine. Drink your Moscow Mule while debating matters of geopolitical superpower import ...

The Moscow Mule, one of the most enduringly popular mixed ... is most often served in a copper mug and built directly in the glass, but with a garnish of fresh mint sprig for an additional nod ...

And about those copper Moscow mule mugs? They certainly add kitsch, but you can also serve this drink in a collins or highball glass. Finally, we keep the garnish simple with just a wedge of lime ...