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The Espresso Martini is the perfect pick-me-up after a heavy dinner or long day. It debuted in the late '80s by a British bartender and has remained in popularity ever since. If you have an espresso machine at home, you can make it with a chilled espresso shot; if not, a cold brew concentrate will work. The drink is surprisingly balanced with the perfect amount of vodka, coffee, and sugar.

The White Russian is a classic creamy cocktail that's surprisingly easy to make. The simple combination of three ingredients creates a delicious dessert beverage. While it dipped out of popularity for a while, the 1998 movie The Big Lebowski brought it back to fame as it was the exclusive drink of the main character, the Dude. We recommend choosing a decent vodka and good heavy cream for the best results. 

The Lemon Drop is a great vodka cocktail created by a San Francisco bartender in the 1970s. For over two decades, the lemon drop found its way onto drink menus all over the world. The sweet dessert drink solidified its worldwide popularity when Oprah served one to Rachel Ray on her TV show. While it's often poured in a cocktail glass, it can also be served as a shot, which is common in nightclubs and college bars.

A Bloody Mary is one of the most well-known spicy vodka cocktails. It's believed the original recipe only contains seven ingredients, but you can add as many toppings as you would like, turning your drink into a full nutritional breakfast! As you may have witnesses, bars and restaurants will add bacon, shrimp, cheese, artichokes, jalapeno poppers, and even a slice of pizza as a garnish!