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Rolling River Spirit's "Nordic Mule" Cocktail Recipe

Jul 6, 2020
1 min read

Submitted by Rolling River Spirits


Follow along with Rolling River Spirits' Master Distiller, Tim Rickard, as he teaches you how to create their "Nordic Mule" cocktail!



Ingredients for Norwegian Sling:

· 2 oz. Rolling River Brown Bear Aquavit

· 3 oz. ginger beer

· Garnish with orange wedge


Fill lowball glass with ice add Brown Bear Aquavit and ginger beer. Garnish with a wedge of orange.


How did this recipe work out for you? Let us know by sharing your photos with us and tagging @nordicnorthwest!

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