This white Russian mocktail is a family favorite that is easy to make and so delicious! You can make it with coffee but it also works with brewed cocoa beans or coffee flavored syrup if you prefer. Either way, it is going to be delicious!
If you love this mocktail, be sure to check out our delicious Halloween mocktails, Thanksgiving mocktails and Christmas mocktails to serve up at any kind of gathering.
Non-Alcoholic White Russian Mocktail
This bold but creamy non-alcoholic drink is a classic and can be served anytime. It is especially wonderful as an after dinner drink. Since it doesn’t have alcohol, you don’t have to worry about the hangover that could come from too many strong liquor cocktails.
There are only a few simple ingredients that you likely have on hand already. Like our non-alcoholic pina colada, non-alcoholic gin and tonic, virgin margarita and mimosa mocktail, it only takes about 5 minutes to make as well so you can have it served right to your guests in a matter of minutes.
Traditional white Russians use a coffee based liquor but, I wanted to create an authentic version of this classic sans coffee and alcohol in order to create a family friendly mocktail. Luckily, we found a delicious coffee liquor syrup that works great and pairs so well with the Dry Sparkling soda that we used in place of the vodka. It is different than what we use in our non-alcoholic vodka dirty martini but it works better in this recipe.
You could also use non-alcoholic Prosecco in place of the vanilla soda for a more boozy flavor.
I love how clean and simple the rest of the ingredients are as well. Nothing weird going on here, just a delicious drink that will make all your party guests (big or small) swoon as it feels very sophisticated.
Like our blackberry lemonade or lavender lemonade, it is cool and delicious on a hot summer day. If you need more ideas, our summer mocktails and 4th of July drinks are also full of great recipes!
How to make a non-alcoholic White Russian
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Add Dry Sparkling vanilla soda (or any other vanilla creme soda will do) together in a rocks glass with ice
- Add coffee flavored syrup (or coffee)
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Add cream and whole milk then stir
- Optional: add some peppermint drops or simple syrup for additional sweetness
Give it some more flavor!
You can change the flavor of your White Russian with the addition of any of our simple syrups. And you know what? They are super SIMPLE to make!
- Raspberry Simple Syrup
- Blueberry Simple Syrup
- Blackberry Simple Syrup
- Strawberry Simple Syrup
- Peach Simple Syrup
- Brown Sugar Simple Syrup
- Orange Simple Syrup
- Rosemary Simple Syrup
- Jalapeno Simple Syrup
Make it a Christmas White Russian
I especially love serving up this white Russian mocktail during holiday parties or on new years eve. It’s one of my favorite Christmas mocktails along with our gingerbread martini mocktail.
I love how festive it can be on it’s own or with a drop of peppermint oil added for the holidays. The white drink itself is reminiscent of freshly fallen snow. Plus the rosemary sprig and cranberry garnish remind me of holiday wreaths and garland.
With a simple swap of cranberry Dry Sparkling soda in place of the vanilla soda, you can up the festive flavors and make this a true holiday mocktail.
If you are wanting something a little more fresh for the new year, our rosemary and grapefruit honey mocktail is a fantastic choice. As you can tell, we LOVE rosemary.
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Non-Alcoholic White Russian Mocktail
Ingredients
- 1/4 C cream
- 1/2 C whole milk
- 1/2 C Dry Sparkling vanilla soda
- 1-2 ounces coffee or kahlua flavored syrup (depending on sweetness add less or more)
- fresh cranberries optional
- fresh rosemary sprigs optional
- 1 drop peppermint oil optional
Instructions
- Add Dry Sparkling vanilla soda (or any other vanilla creme soda will do) together in a rocks glass with ice
- Add coffee flavored syrup (or coffee)
- Add cream and whole milk then stir
- Optional: add some peppermint drops or simple syrup for additional sweetness
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Rosemary and Grapefruit Honey Mocktail
*Thank you to Dry Sparkling for sponsoring this post. I was provided with monetary and product compensation. All opinions are my own.
This post was originally published on December 14, 2017.
The flavors in this we’re so good! I’m definitely going to make this more later this year. Such a good drink!
Thanks Mae, we especially love it as an after dinner drink!
I always have hot cocoa for the holidays
Traditional eggnog would be mine.
I like sparkling grape juice!