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The original bartenders guide
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How To Mix Drinks
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The Bon Vivant's Companion

by Jerry Thomas

Originally published in 1862, this book represents the first bartender's guide ever published. It has just recently been reprinted in a wonderful facimile edition by New Day Publishing.

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Adventures in Cocktails

Size Matters
Sometimes the simplest things can be just outside of our notice. I hadn't really payed much attention to how big my cocktail glasses were, nor was I really doing a good job at keeping my cocktail recipes a consistent size. In Adjusting The Volume I share with you some of the experimentations that I did on my various cocktail glasses, and how I determined the size that one of these days I'll need to re-adjust all of my recipes to fit.

Summer Refresher
One of our readers recommended that we showcase the Moscow Mule as a wonderful drink for a warm summer afternoon. Then we remembered a drink created by Audrey Saunders, one of the premier bartenders of New York, that we think is clearly superior. Audrey uses the Gin-Gin Mule as the drink she uses when somebody claims that they don't like gin. And even though we love a good gin, we also love this wonderful drink.

Recent Additions

Cocktails:
Chaplin, De La Louisiane, French Quarter, Gin-Gin Mule, Jamaican Firefly, Moscow Mule, Southern Beauty, Tillicum

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