Colorado Peach Moscow Mule

Colorado peaches are so flavorful! Celebrate Colorado Proud Month and cool off with the peach Moscow mule. Happy Cooking!

Chef Jason K. Morse, CEC | Ace Hardware Grill Expert | Owner, 5280 Culinary

Yield: 4 Servings | Prep Time: 15 Minutes

Ingredients

2 small limes
2 whole Colorado peaches
8 fl oz of Colorado vodka, regular or peach
3 cups Colorado ginger beer
4 sprigs of mint as garnish
1 peach, grilled

Directions

Cut peach into fourths, char on medium heat grill for 1 minute per side of the peach piece.
Let peach slices cool.
Add one peach quarter to each copper mug.
Juice limes, add half a lime juiced for each mug.
Using a muddler, crush peach and lime juice together into a puree.
Fill mugs with ice.
Add 2 fl oz of Vodka and ¾ cup ginger beer to each mug and stir to combine.
Garnish each mug with remaining peach quarters and sprigs of mint.

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