Art of Mixology — Bailey's

White Russian cocktail is like a cup of joe, but with booze. You can also think of it as an adult version of a milkshake, though technically, it’s not shaken. The Kahlua and cream give it a nice smooth and decadent texture, and they both compensate for the vodka’s strong flavor. This cocktail didn’t originate in Russia, as the name would suggest. “Russian” is just used to represent vodka. The White Russian was invented by a bartender named Gustave Tops back in 1949 at the Hotel Metropole in Brussels. It garnered recognition but became a blur until the movie “The Big Lebowski” came...

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