We know this about the Moscow Mule: it was created at the Cock 'n' Bull in Los Angeles. Exactly who devised the recipe is contested, but it's an accepted fact that one of the goals was to try and get rid of the massive quantity of ginger beer the proprietor had sitting in the basement.

The Cock 'n' Bull was also a mock London pub, so the labeling for this ginger beer featured "old English" lettering, along with a rather uninspired illustration of the titular farm animals. 

The Moscow Mule design is printed on a super soft Heather Triblend for the finest quality, and great fit. Unisex style t shirt available in S to 2XL. Shirts run a little more slim fit. 

This shirt is perfect for Moscow Mules Fans.

TBDE x Letters and Liquor

Letters and Liquor illustrates the history of lettering associated with cocktails. From the 1690s to the 1990s, he's selected 52 of the most important drinks in the cocktail canon and rendered their names in period-inspired design. He shares a new drink each week with history, photos and recipes. Visit Letters and Liquor to learn more.