Cock 'N Bull Diet Ginger Beer – 12 Pack

Cock N Bull

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DIET COCK’N BULL GINGER BEER is crafted using the same English-style recipe as the original ginger beer. Zero calories, but still packs a kick! Now your Moscow Mule has a skinny counterpart.  Enjoy this premium diet soda on its own or used as a mixer, either way you won’t miss the sugar! 

The product of the Hollywood iconic restaurant on the Sunset Strip in 1940's. The Cock 'N Bull was a mock British tavern known for its sauciness. This brew was created by the owner and served with vodka in a copper cup. A good bet if you are looking for something a bit different with a kick of ginger.


Cock and Bull Diet Ginger Beer Features:

  • Zero calories 
  • Non Alcoholic Soda
  • A great soda if you are looking for something a bit different with a kick of ginger
  • Check out the famous Moscow Mule recipe on the label
  • Caffeine Free
  • Bottled in 12 ounce long neck glass bottles

The Cock 'N Bull StoryMoscow Mule Copper Mug
Once upon a time, say, back in the 1940s, vodka was little known in the United States, and gin reigned supreme as the clear spirit of choice. A gentleman by the name of John G. Martin, president of G.F. Hueblein Brothers, Inc., had a wild notion. He bought a vodka distiller, and acquired a vodka recipe that had belonged to a Russian family named Smirnov. Martin was sure everyone would love it. Unfortunately, Martin was a man ahead of his time. Vodka wasn't a smash hit. In fact, he had a hard time giving the stuff away, and he hit the road on a sales trip. He made it to Hollywood, where he stopped at the Cock 'n' Bull for a bite to eat. He struck up a conversation with the owner, Jack Morgan, and learned that Morgan had a white elephant of his own, the ginger beer he made on the side.

The Kicker
The final ingredient in their marketing scheme involved a friend of Morgan's. She had inherited a copper factory, and had an abundance of copper cups to offload. They decided to sell and serve a new cocktail in one of the copper cups, engraved with the picture of a kicking mule.

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