INGREDIENTS
1 1/2oz Vodka 1/2oz lime juice 1 T Drizzle Honey Ginger White Balsamicice cubes1/2 cup tonic
lime wedge and ginger sugar for garnish
DIRECTIONS
Shake together ice, vodka, lime juice and balsamic.
Use the lime wedge to wet the rim of the mug or glass (moscow mules are traditionally served in a copper mug, but if you don't have one on hand, it'll taste just as good in a glass) roll in ginger sugar, add the wedge to the side.
Pour the contents of the shaker to the glass
Add tonic on top, stir a little to combine.
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