Cream Ale Style Guide Moscow Mule Family Tree Infographic

Drink infographic titled "Moscow Mule Family Tree". COCKTAIL FAMILY TREE archetype. Editorial bar-magazine illustration in a chalkboard cafe style with a dark moody bar palette, hand-drawn chalk textures, refined typographic hierarchy, and clean branching diagram composition. Central hero illustration: a classic Moscow Mule served in a hammered copper mug with ice, lime wedge, mint garnish, condensation, and a bar spoon nearby. Build a visual family tree radiating from the Moscow Mule as the root cocktail, showing related mule-style variations and ginger-lime highball descendants in proper glassware or mugs. Include 5-8 labeled callouts in English around the hero drink, such as: copper mug, ginger beer, vodka base, fresh lime juice, crushed or cubed ice, mint garnish, spicy-citrus profile, highball build. Add clear English-labeled branches for related drinks and variation nodes, for example: Kentucky Mule, Mexican Mule, London Mule, Dark 'n' Stormy style branch note, Gin-Ginger Highball, Rum Mule, Mezcal Mule, and non-alcoholic Ginger Lime Mule. Use elegant arrows, connector lines, ingredient icons, citrus sketches, and tiny flavor notes. Since alcohol is depicted, include a tasteful English note: "Please drink responsibly". No real alcohol-brand logos. No drinks targeted at minors. No driving-while-drinking imagery. Keep the composition focused on cocktail lineage, not beer. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real alcohol-brand logos, please-drink-responsibly note IN English, no watermarks No real alcohol-brand logos. Include a tasteful "drink responsibly" note where alcohol is depicted. No drinks targeted at minors. No driving-while-drinking imagery.