An Indiana-based vodka company is launching a new drink, “American Stallion,” while calling for the suspension of the Moscow Mule amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
has grown. Total Wine and More, which operates more than 200 stores across 27 states said on Monday it had removed all Russian-made products from its shelves. of Russian Standard vodka in a drain outside the restaurant. Evel Pie owner Branden Powers said the restaurant would "keep on doing this as long as Putin illegally occupies Ukraine."
"We love the Russian people," he said. "This is 100% focused on Putin and focused on getting money to Ukrainian people in need through various humanitarian efforts within Ukraine." Fox Business Paul Best contributed to this report
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