Dive into the Dead Sea Mule: A Refreshing Twist on a Classic Wed, Mar 27, 24 | mezcal cocktails The Dead Sea Mule is a cocktail that offers a smoky and refreshing twist on the popular Moscow Mule. Mezcal's smoky depth replaces the vodka, while grenadine adds a touch of sweet and tart complexity. It's a perfect drink for those who enjoy a unique take on a familiar favorite. Ingredients: 2 ounces Mezcal 3/4 ounce Freshly Squeezed Lime Juice 1 ounce Grenadine 5 ounces Ginger Beer, chilled Garnish: Mint Sprig Garnish (optional): Candied Ginger Instructions: Fill a Collins glass with ice. Add the mezcal, lime juice, and grenadine to the glass. Using a bar spoon, stir gently to combine. Top with chilled ginger beer. Give it a final gentle stir. Garnish with a mint sprig and optionally, a few pieces of candied ginger. Tips: For a more intense smoky flavor, use a reposado mezcal that has been aged in oak barrels. If you don't have grenadine, you can substitute it with equal parts pomegranate juice and simple syrup. Adjust the amount of grenadine to your preference for sweetness and tartness. Feel free to experiment with different garnishes. A lime wedge or a sprig of rosemary could also work well. The Art of the Mule: The Dead Sea Mule is a fantastic addition to the mule family of cocktails. Here's a quick guide to some mule variations you might also enjoy: Moscow Mule: The classic, featuring vodka, ginger beer, and lime juice. Kentucky Mule: Bourbon replaces vodka for a sweeter and richer taste. Mexican Mule: Tequila adds a touch of agave to the mix. So, next time you're looking for a refreshing and exciting cocktail, give the Dead Sea Mule a try! Its smoky and sweet complexity will surely leave you wanting more. By Jason Zheng Tags: dead sea mule dead sea mule recipe dead sea mule cocktail