As a retired bartender, I've learned some tricks of the trade when it comes to mixing up a few DAMN GOOD co*cktails. And as your "fairy mixologist godmother", I'm here to help you become the best damn bartender who makes the best damn co*cktails in your own home.
So get ready because this blog post is going to teach you how to make a DAMN GOOD Cinnamon Whiskey Jack Fire Mule co*cktail!
About This Cinnamon Whiskey Mule
Ginger is a spicy spice. Cinnamon whiskey, too, has a kick to it. To balance out the two, add some fresh lime juice now. As a result of this addition, a unique spin on an old classic drink was created.
The best thing about Jack Fire mules is that they are so quick and easy to make. With only 3 ingredients, ginger beer, fresh lime, and cinnamon whiskey you can make this delicious co*cktail at home! All it takes is the right recipe and some simple steps.
So go ahead and give it a try.
Can’t get enough co*cktail recipes? Be sure to try mySpicy Jalapeño Margarita, Blueberry Basil Margarita, and Lemon Drop Martini too!
Let's Talk Cinnamon Whiskey
Cinnamon whiskey has been a hot trend in recent years, and for good reason. The sweet-spicy cinnamon flavor is a perfect complement to the smoky whiskey flavors.
How Do You Serve Cinnamon Whiskey?
Cinnamon whiskey can be enjoyed in many different ways. You can enjoy this popular liquor straight, on ice, or with a mixer. And it's always a good way to add some spice to your drink!
Here are a few ways to enjoy your favorite bottle of cinnamon whiskey:
cinnamon whiskey mixed with co*ke
cinnamon whiskey mixed with ginger ale
cinnamon whiskey mixed with apple juice or apple cider
cinnamon whiskey mixed with cranberry juice and lemon-lime soda
DAMN GOOD cinnamon whiskey mule (obviously, a personal favorite)!
How to Shoot Cinnamon Whiskey
If you are going to shoot cinnamon whiskey, you've gotta do it right.
And as someone who has served a lot of shots in her day, I know cinnamon whiskey (and tequila) shots are best when they are ice cold. That's because they go down 10x's easier.
Trust me. You'll thank me later.
Here are two ways to chill cinnamon whiskey shots:
Easy + Slow: chill the bottle in the freezer for a few hours, then pour and serve.
Fancy + Fast: add ice to a co*cktail shaker, add liquor then shake and strain.
Tools You’ll Need to Make This Recipe
Here are a few essential tools you’ll need to make the DAMN GOOD Jack Daniel's Tennessee Fire Mule
A set of 100% Copper Moscow Mule Mugs, because we're fancy. In addition, these mugs come with a set of copper straws and a copper bar spoon to mix your cinnamon whiskey mule.
This handheld Citrus Juicer - has become my go-to necessity when making co*cktails and cooking in the kitchen.
As a former bartender, I highly recommend this Mixology and Craft co*cktail Starter Kit as an addition to any home bar. This 4-piece set comes with a stainless steel Boston co*cktail Shaker, a strainer, and a 2-sided jigger for the perfect 1 ounce and 2 ounces pour.
A Few More co*cktail Recipes:
If you liked this Cinnamon Whiskey Mule, then you'll love these co*cktails too!
🍭🔥 Spicy Margarita on the Rocks
🍉 Easy Watermelon Margarita
🍋 Lemon Drop Martini
The Best Tequila co*cktails
Servings: 1 cinnamon whiskey mule
Prep Time: 2 mins
Total Time: 5 mins
Ingredients:
Ice Cubes
1 1/2 ounces Cinnamon Whiskey (for this recipe, I used Jack Daniel's Tennessee Fire Whiskey)
1 Lime Wedge
Ginger Beer
Optional:
Mint (garnish)
Lime wedge (garnish)
Cinnamon sticks (garnish)
Fresh cranberries (garnish)
Instructions:
Mix and Serve: Fill a copper mule mug with crushed ice or cubed ice. Pour cinnamon whiskey over the ice in the copper mug. Next, fill the copper mug with ginger beer. Squeeze the lime. Give your drink a quick stir and garnish with either a sprig or two of mint and lime wedges or cinnamon sticks and fresh cranberries for a festive holiday winter feel.
Cheers!
Thank You
Jack Fire Mules are always a great co*cktail to have on hand, and they're so quick and easy to make. You can whip one up at any time with just 3 ingredients- ginger beer, fresh lime juice, and cinnamon whiskey liquor! All you need is the right recipe and some simple steps for this perfect reinvented old classic co*cktail.
Give this drink recipe a try and leave a comment below to let me know what you think.
Happy mixing!
-XOXO (as always)
Mel D.
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DAMN GOOD Cinnamon Whiskey Mule
Upgrade a boring Moscow Mule with this easy Cinnamon Whiskey Mule co*cktail recipe made with Jack Daniel’s Fire.
Prep time: 2 MinCook time: 3 MinTotal time: 5 Min
Ingredients
- Ice Cubes
- 1 1/2 ounces Cinnamon Whiskey
- 1 Lime Wedge
- Ginger Beer
- Mint (garnish)
- Lime wedge (garnish)
- Cinnamon sticks (garnish)
- Fresh cranberries (garnish)
Instructions
- Fill a copper mule mug with ice. Pour cinnamon whiskey over ice in the copper mug. Fill mug with ginger beer and fresh lime juice and stir.
- Garnish with a sprig of mint a lime wedge and serve.
Notes
For a festive winter holiday feel, garnish with cinnamon sticks and fresh cranberries.
Nutrition Facts
Calories
303.48
Fat
0.13
Sat. Fat
0.01
Carbs
55.15
Fiber
1.88
Sugar
48.94
Protein
0.47
Sodium
28.67
Cholesterol
0.00
*Nutrition content is calculated from a food database and should be regarded as an estimate
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*Originally published in 2020 and updated October 2021, this post has been updated by Mel Drake to add the new sections of "About This Cinnamon Whiskey Mule", "Let's Talk Cinnamon Whiskey", "How Do You Serve Cinnamon Whiskey", and "Tools You'll Need to Make this Recipe" weren't in the original post. Structural and grammatical changes were made as well.
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