Randy Woodward

Moscow Mule with Whiskey Randy Woodward

Some of the most asked questions about whiskey include: "is it spelled as 'whiskey' or 'whisky'?; "is bourbon a whiskey? How about scotch?" All of these are true in some way. Actually, there isn't just one type of whiskey, in fact, there are about nine of them. And the spelling debate can be put to rest as they are both correct, depending on what type of whiskey it is or rather the location that it was made in. In other news, the Moscow mule is an iconic and famous cocktail that has grown in different versions in terms of the alcohol used as a replacement of the original one which is vodka. Given that whiskey is one of the most popular alcoholic beverages there is as can be proven by its numerous types, it also has made its way to the iconic drink. Perhaps the most famous variation of the Moscow Mule with whiskey is what's called the Kentucky Mule, which is made from bourbon, an American whiskey. The Kentucky Mule is preferred by some people because they may find the vodka less flavorful compared to the boldness and variety of flavors that whiskey offers. But then again, not everyone is the same so you can freely choose which to like more. Aside from this, we will also be providing recipes using the other types of whiskeys and other whiskey mule spinoffs.