Add Preferred SourceMadras mule is a variation of the classic Moscow mule. This refreshing cocktail combines vodka, ginger beer, coconut bitters, and mint leaves. It is also a good choice for parties or gatherings, as it is easy to make and can be easily scaled up to serve a crowd. Want more? Check out this recipe to make Mumbai mule.
My recipe here retains the elements of the Moscow mule but incorporates a hint of Indian flair through the addition of mint and coconut flavors. It offers a sweet and refreshing flavor profile with a touch of tanginess. Madras Mule is a delicious and easy-to-make cocktail perfect for any occasion. Here is my collection of Indian cocktails.
Why you will love this cocktail?
- The Madras mule is a simple cocktail that requires few ingredients. This makes it a great option for parties or gatherings, as it can easily be scaled up to serve a large group.
- This cocktail strikes a perfect balance between sweet and tropical flavor elements. The combination of coconut bitters, ginger beer, and mint leaves creates a unique flavor profile that is sure to please.
Variations of Madras Mule
Pineapple: Muddle a few chunks of pineapple along with mint leaves. The combination of vodka, ginger beer, lime juice, and pineapple creates a fruity and refreshing flavor profile.
Jalapeno: For those who enjoy a spicy kick, add slices of jalapeño pepper to the cocktail. Muddle the jalapeno slices with the mint leaves to infuse the drink with heat.
Food pairing with Madras mule
Here are some food pairing options that complement the flavor and texture of this cocktail. I like to serve it with lighter protein elements such as fish or chicken rather than stronger meat like lamb.
Grilled shrimp skewers: Tandoori grilled shrimp marinated in spices and served on skewers provide a flavorful accompaniment to Madras mule.
Tandoori chicken skewers: The smoky and charred flavors of tandoori chicken tikka skewers make them an excellent accompaniment to this cocktail.
Desserts: Madras mule can be served as an excellent dessert cocktail and pairs well with cakes and pastries. My favorite pairing is a rich, decadent chocolate ganache cake or peanut butter blondie.
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Recipe card
Madras Mule Cocktail
Ingredients
- 2 oz vodka
- 5-6 mint leaves
- ½ oz coconut syrup
- 2 dash coconut bitters
- 1 oz lime juice
- 4 oz ginger beer or sparkling water
- Ice cubes as needed
Instructions
- Muddle the mint leaves in a copper mug.
- Add vodka, lime juice, coconut syrup, coconut bitters, and ginger beer.
- Fill the mug with ice cubes and stir. Serve immediately.
Jennifer Osborn says
This was so refreshing. I really like coconut and lime together and of course vodka never hurts.
Sage Scott says
I absolutely LOVE mules with a unique twist, so I was so excited to try this Madras mule. I feel like I've tried ALL of the mule variations over the years, but this one was new to me. The coconut syrup and coconut bitters are wonderful in this alternative to a classic mule.
Sharon says
This cocktail was great! I love a classic mule but that addition of the coconut really elevated it. And it was great timing as I have a massive crop of mint at the moment. Thanks!
Lisa says
I really enjoyed the coconut flavor of this mule drink.
Meghan says
Absolutely refreshing and the ideal combination of coconut, lime, and ginger!
Sue says
Wow - the mint and coconut flavors really make this special!
Jenn says
This was such a great drink to enjoy with my friends on our porch, and It was so refreshing under the sun. I also love it because I have the right glasses, and I get to finally pull them out!
Jessica says
You have so many interesting mule cocktail recipes here. I'm fascinated! I can see buying the copper cups needs to be next on my wish list. Thanks for all the inspiration!
Rachna says
This was really delicious. My husband especially enjoyed it. Really tasty especially the coconut flavor
Ksenia says
A classic mule is perfect on its own, but your spiced version really takes me to an upscale bar in Mumbai!!