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Not the best or most historical, but a good starting point if you’re feeling utterly clueless. |
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Heavily detailed book, teaches the history of individual distilleries,and plenty of Scotland Geography. |
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A lot of rum reviews, a fairly craptastic recipe section in the back. Read it for the rum and rum distillery discussion. |
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One of my favorite cocktail books of all times, full of history, interesting information on classic drinks, and… just go get it already! The earlier editions have a keen, leather-like cover. |
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Lovely photography, a *tinge* of history, but mostly a lot of modern tiki-style drinks from 80s/90s mixology school. |
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If this is not in your library… it should be. |
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Some great picture of Donn, and some interesting, though debatable, drink recipes. Beware of the “pour into a blender and shake” typos. |
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When I grow up, I want to be like Jerry Thomas. |
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Read, drink enjoy. A classic Tiki Tome! |
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Lots of shooters and 90s era drinks. A solid meh, but a good place to start. |
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A global perspective, though focused on America and England’s Rum influence. A bit more academic than adventure. |
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Great for hosting Tiki Parties where you want more than just booze. The Mai Tai Pie is to die for. |
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A classic that should be on every shelf. See more about the Savoy at Erik Ellestad’s blog. |
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Jeff Berry takes an adventurous walk through Tiki bars and restaurants of times past, with interviews of legendary bartenders, old pictures, menus, and of course, drinks. A good read, and some great drinks. |
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Get it if you collect Shag stuff, that’s about all I can say. |
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Review blurb on its way… someday |
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Review blurb on its way… someday |
Of course, I’m always looking to add to my library, see my