this and how successful is it? obviously given the circumstances, you know, we as americans we have to pitch in somehow to send a message out there that what is happening out there is not okay. obviously don t have anything against russian people. but the sisht regime. if you change simple drinks name from moscow mule to ukrainian mule, i think that will send a message out there. and that will hobnob neighborhood tavern planning to don t some of the proceedings of those drinks into a-to-a charity that will benefit the ukrainian people. ainsley: these very kind of you. you were born and raised in turkey settled in atlanta 1997. owned several restaurants there hobnob, atlantic station and also cattle shed which is in al alfred da. this is a decision we made a few days ago. however i have talked to several guests yesterday just to have some sort of data to tell you
American business owners in the hospitality and food and beverage sector are showing support for Ukraine in light of Russia’s attacks by renaming Moscow Mules – a popular drink that’s typically made from ginger beer, lime juice and vodka.