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Brazilian Mule
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The Brazilian Mule is a tropical twist on the classic Moscow Mule, substituting the traditional vodka with cachaça, the national spirit of Brazil, known for its sweet, grassy flavor, derived ... more The Brazilian Mule is a tropical twist on the classic Moscow Mule, substituting the traditional vodka with cachaça, the national spirit of Brazil, known for its sweet, grassy flavor, derived from fermented sugarcane juice. This cocktail blends the bright acidity of fresh lime juice with the spicy kick of ginger beer, creating a refreshing and zesty beverage. It is typically served in a pitcher glass, making it an ideal choice for social gatherings or as a summery refreshment. The Brazilian Mule offers a unique flavor profile that balances the boldness of cachaça with the effervescence and warmth of ginger beer, embodying the lively spirit of its South American roots.
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Cachaça
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7.98% | 8 units *

Pitcher glass

Ingredients

oz
ml
cl
Lime cocktail ingredient
Limes
3 3 3
Ginger Beer cocktail ingredient
Ginger Beer
800ml 27.05oz 80cl
Cachaça cocktail ingredient
Cachaça
200ml 6.76oz 20cl

Method
How to make a Brazilian Mule

Serves 1 · Takes 3 minutes
Squeeze limes into a jug and add Brasilia
Top up with ice and ginger beer
Stir and serve
~ Recipe is enough for a pitcher. ~

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FAQ's

INGREDIENT_SUBSTITUTIONS

Can I substitute Cachaça with another spirit in the Brazilian Mule?

Yes, you can substitute Cachaça with vodka to make a more traditional Moscow Mule or with rum for a variation closer to a Dark and Stormy. However, using Cachaça gives the Brazilian Mule its distinctive Brazilian flair.

GARNISHING_TIPS

What garnishes work well with a Brazilian Mule?

A Brazilian Mule is typically garnished with a lime wedge or a slice of ginger. Mint leaves can also add a fresh touch to this cocktail.

SERVING_SUGGESTIONS

What is the ideal way to serve a Brazilian Mule?

The Brazilian Mule is best served in a pitcher glass, as stated, but it can also be enjoyed in a copper mug, similar to a traditional Moscow Mule, to keep the drink extra cold. Serve it well stirred, not shaken, with plenty of ice.

OCCASION_SUITABILITY

For what occasion is a Brazilian Mule most suitable?

Given its refreshing and lively character, the Brazilian Mule is most suitable for summer gatherings, outdoor barbecues, or pool parties where a light and refreshing cocktail can be appreciated.

NON_ALCOHOLIC_VARIATIONS

How can I make a non-alcoholic version of the Brazilian Mule?

To create a non-alcoholic version of the Brazilian Mule, you can substitute the Cachaça with a non-alcoholic spirit or simply omit it, increasing the amount of ginger beer to maintain the volume. Additionally, using a splash of lime cordial or a non-alcoholic ginger beer can keep the flavor profile similar.

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