Despite its name, the White Russian was not actually invented in Russia, nor does it have anything to do with the country, for that matter. In fact, the inspiration for the drink’s name came ...

Just ice, 3 ingredients and no special tools.

How to make a White Russian Take an old-fashioned lowball glass, throw in ice cubes (3-4 pcs), add chilled vodka (50 ml), coffee liqueur (25 ml) and 10% cream (25 ml), and gently stir with a spoon.

The ‘White Russian’ cocktail, it is said, owes its recent popularity to the 1998 movie ‘The Big Lebowski’, where The Dude, portrayed by Jeff Bridges, appears no less than nine times on ...

Tim Nusog / Food & Wine. Cognac and white crème de menthe come together in this minty and slightly sweet, spirit-forward cocktail. First appearing in print in 1914, the drink was a popular after ...