A Spiced Pear Moscow Mule might not be on your radar but it totally should be!
With its lightly fruity flavor and hint of cardamom, it's the perfect fall cocktail to make for a night in with friends.
Swap out your usual Moscow Mule recipes and try this one at your next happy hour.
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Spiced Pear Moscow Mules are the Best!
I usually make a delicious Spiced Pear Bellini for New Year's Eve. And you know I love to make a Moscow Mule from time to time.
So I decided to combine both of those and see how tasty it would be.
Spoiler alert. It's SUPER tasty!
This easy cocktail is a great one to make for people who aren't big drinkers. It's also not super sweet.
A Pear Mule is the best cocktail to serve for all your fall entertaining occasions.
Why Pear Nectar?
I like using pear nectar in cocktails because it has so much great flavor.
They've already sweetened the fruit juice so you typically don't need to add any more when making a cocktail.
You can use it as is, or add spices like I'm doing here.
And I love that you can find it in a can for making just a few cocktails.
But it also comes in a larger shelf-stable container for larger batches.
How to Make a Pear Moscow Mule
While I love to make flavored simple syrups to give cocktails that extra burst of flavor it is often another step that I just don't have time for.
So for this recipe, I decided to make a Pear Moscow Mule with pear nectar and add in the spices after.
I like to keep everything I do as easy as possible. I know, as a mom, cutting out steps is a sanity saver.
And may even give me a few extra minutes to do something for myself.
Like, drink a cocktail. Or go to the bathroom with no children following me.
Candied ginger bits are a fun garnish but you could also just use powdered ginger for that little bit of a kick it gives. I would add no more than 1/8 tsp and taste.
You can absolutely make this your own and add whatever spices you want! I even love adding a little cayenne for a bit of heat on the back of the throat.
To make this even more flavorful, make the spiced pear juice from the Spiced Bellini recipe.
Sharon lives in Southern California with her adorable family. She loves to share ideas to make mom life easier and encourage busy gals to make time for themselves too! Sharon's "me" time often includes watching Hallmark Channel movies, sipping sauvignon blanc, trying not to eat Salt and Pepper potato chips, and planning girlfriend getaways.
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