Learn the art of mixing perfect drinks with Cocktails, the third “Best Cocktail Book in the World.” Klaus St. Rainer, an award-winning expert voted “Bartender of the Year” in 2013, shares 70 cocktail recipes for all the key classics as well as his own signature creations. Whether you want to make a simple drink with
Learn the art of mixing perfect drinks with Cocktails, the third “Best Cocktail Book in the World.” Klaus St. Rainer, an award-winning expert voted “Bartender of the Year” in 2013, shares 70 cocktail recipes for all the key classics as well as his own signature creations.
Whether you want to make a simple drink with just a few ingredients, prepare large quantities for a cocktail party, or even create a mocktail, this authoritative guide will have you mixing the perfect aperitif. The book’s classy design and evocative photography will inspire you to find what tickles your taste buds, from the classic Dry Martini and Old Fashioned to the unusual Red Beet Gimlet and Caramellow Royale. Professional tips and techniques are revealed—should it be shaken or stirred?—and clear instructions make it easy.
Cocktails teaches you the science of mixology so you can make the ultimate cocktail every time.
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Five Stars Excellent book for starter and advanced bartenders
Expensive and obscure ingredients for cocktails you will never make Let’s just take a look at some of the “Recommended Bar Tools” from this book, and then you can see if this is for you. Shaker. OK. Bar spoon. Gotcha. Atomizer? Uhh .. Whipping siphon? No … Japanese cold drip coffee machine? Dehydrator to make “dusts” and “chips?” Electric juicer centrifuge for ginger extracts? … yeah …This is clearly a cocktail book for those with unlimited time and resources. It is full of “unobtainium” ingredients like…
If you prefer photos over actual drinks, this might be a title for you… Here we go – another book of recipes that are impractical to the point of being useless. While it does have some great photographs, and a very few practical recipes if you’re willing to spend time with it, the esoteric ingredients and arcane preparation methods quickly eclipse those few good points.For a book which is not simple but still useful check , and for something that will please everyone…