Mule Mug
These characteristic copper mugs are used to serve Moscow Mules in bars and have an interesting history:
In the 1940s, when the Moscow Mule was born at the Chatham Bar in New York, a friend of Jack Morgan had a stock of copper mugs to dispose of. They decided to use them to serve the cocktail because copper is an excellent conductor that cools the drink quickly and imparts a good flavor thanks to the interaction with lime.
The mule engraved on this mug became an integral part of Smirnoff's marketing, making it a distinctive element of the cocktail.
