Black Russian

Cocktail and coffee lovers, this is the recipe you’ve been waiting for! Today on our recipe blog, we present the fascinating Black Russian. With an intriguing origin and an unparalleled flavor, this blend will captivate all palates seeking an intense and coffee-filled experience.

In addition, to give a special touch to this classic drink, we have used Proespuma Frío. Join us as we explore the history behind this emblematic cocktail and how Proespuma Frío provides a unique texture.

Origin of the Black Russian Cocktail:

The Black Russian, is a legendary cocktail that has delighted spirit lovers for decades. Its creation dates back to the 1940s in Brussels, Belgium. It was bartender Gustave Tops who brought to life this irresistible combination of vodka and coffee liqueur.

The cocktail was originally created to satisfy the tastes of the American ambassador to Luxembourg, who had a predilection for vodka and coffee. Its name is inspired by the Cold War, when the term was used to refer to people and objects related to the Soviet Union. The Black Russian became a symbol of sophistication and elegance, and its popularity quickly spread worldwide.

Proespuma Frío: the Key to a Perfect Texture:

To add a touch of innovation and improve the texture of the Black Russian cocktail, we have used the product Proespuma Frío. This product is the secret of chefs and bartenders to obtain preparations with a smooth and creamy texture.

Proespuma Frío is very easy to use, as it dissolves in cold liquids. You simply need a siphon and add the appropriate amount of Proespuma to the liquid or semi-liquid you want to whip. In the case of the Black Russian cocktail, Proespuma provides that velvety consistency that enhances the tasting experience.

Not only is it versatile, but Proespuma Frío can be used in a wide range of liquid or semi-liquid preparations. From cocktails to foamy soups and creative desserts, this product adapts perfectly to your culinary needs.

Go ahead and try it and let yourself be seduced by the charm of the Black Russian!