White Russian
Caucasian
Ingredientes
- Vodka 2 oz
- Coffee Liqueur 1 oz
- Light cream 1 oz
Instrucciones
Pour vodka and coffee liqueur over ice cubes in an old-fashioned glass. Fill with light cream and serve.
El White Russian es un Contemporary Classic de la IBA elaborado con vodka, licor de café y crema ligera, preparado en un vaso old-fashioned sobre hielo. Se convirtió en uno de los cócteles culturalmente más reconocibles de finales del siglo XX, famosamente asociado con el personaje «El Nota» en la película de los hermanos Coen El gran Lebowski (1998). La combinación de la dulzura del licor de café y la riqueza de la crema con la fuerza neutra del vodka crea un cóctel accesible con carácter de postre.
History & Origins
The White Russian is a variation of the Black Russian, a cocktail of Belgian origin created in 1949 by bartender Gustave Tops at the Hotel Metropole in Brussels. Adding cream to the Black Russian created the White Russian, which appeared in bartending guides by the 1960s. Its popularity peaked dramatically after its prominent appearance in The Big Lebowski (1998), introducing it to a new generation of drinkers and cementing it as a pop cultural icon.
Tasting Notes
Aroma: Coffee liqueur's roasted coffee and chocolate sweetness with cream's dairy richness and a subtle vodka warmth. Palate: Rich and indulgent, with coffee liqueur's complex coffee-cocoa sweetness balanced by the cream's dairy smoothness; vodka amplifies the overall strength without competing with the coffee and cream flavors. Finish: Sweet, creamy, and coffee-tinged with a gentle alcoholic warmth.
Pro Tip
Pour the cream slowly over the back of a bar spoon onto the surface of the drink for an attractive layered effect, then stir gently before drinking.
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