If you’re an American, there are really strong odds that you love a Moscow Mule from time to time. Data shows that it’s starting to unseat the Margarita as our favorite mixed drink. And there’s nothing wrong with a Moscow Mule, but let’s be honest, it’s not as exciting now as it once was.
Stay ahead of the curve with this twist, which builds on the successful combination of ginger and lime by adding the vegetal flavors of Green Chartreuse and a smoky, herbaceous kick from burnt thyme. ‘Monk’ comes from the inclusion of Chartreuse, which is still produced by Carthusian monks in southern France. Print the recipe below:
Ingredients
- 1.5 oz Vodka
- .5 oz Green chartreuse
- .5 oz lime juice
- .5 oz lemon juice
- .75 oz Ginger syrup*
- 2 sprigs Thyme
How to Make It
Shake the vodka, lemon and lime juices and ginger syrup with ice until well chilled. In a rocks glass, add the Chartreuse and thyme and light them on fire. Strain the contents of the shaker over them and top with club soda.
Moscow Monk Cocktail Drink Recipe
Ingredients
Method
- Shake the vodka, lemon and lime juices and ginger syrup with ice until well chilled. In a rocks glass, add the Chartreuse and thyme and light them on fire. Strain the contents of the shaker over them and top with club soda.
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