Bartending Note 038: Which cup of bartending appears in the plot of Murder Green Toe?

On March 6, 1998, in the Coen brothers- and-sister-in-chief film The big Lebowski, jeff Bridges, the actor's brother-in-law, portrayed the character of an untrimmed, drugged drinker, and a cosmic nickname.

The Overseer had always been drinking during the day and bowling at night, and was later unfortunately involved in kidnappings and mysteries, all for a carpet, and trouble only came to him because he had the same name as a rich man.

However, it is always necessary to come out of the mix, and the film ends with a glass of vodka, coffee nectar liqueur, and a mixed drink made with fresh milk, white Russian, and in the end, the Governor gives in.

Murder of the Green Toe was a modest box office hit in the United States, and received mixed reviews at its release. Over time, however, the film's reviews have become more positive and have become a niche classic, largely thanks to its special characters, fantastic plot, out-of-the-box lines and eclectic soundtrack, and of course, the classic cocktail.

White Russian

formulation

2 ounces vodka

1 ounce coffee nectar liqueur

Fresh milk to taste

method

Place all ingredients in a rock cup

Add ice and stir gently

This cup of white Russian is simple to make, suitable for staying at home with the movie, it is worth mentioning that the omission of fresh milk is another classic bartend - black Russian.