Follow Drink Spirits
Drink Spirits Newsletter
Twitter
Facebook
The PDT Cocktail Book – Review
The PDT Cocktail Book is an essential new cocktail book that features over 200 pages of amazing cocktail recipes.
Post Tagged with: "book review"
Bitters by Brad Thomas Parsons Book Review
Brad Thomas Parsons' book Bitters: A Spirited History of A Classic Cure-All misses its mark and doesn't go deep enough into its topic.
Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition Review
In many ways it’s almost unfathomable to think that there was a time when drinking alcohol in the United States was illegal. The US has a deep history with distilled spirits dating back to the country’s inception, when sugarcane and molasses were shipped from the Caribbean to the colonies where it was made into rum. Even the nation’s first president, George Washington, made it a point [...]
Esquire Drinks by David Wondrich Review
I’ve been spending time going over Tony Abou-Ganuim‘s new book “The Modern Mixologist” and procrastinating writing up my review of it. I don’t think I really could put my finger on why I wasn’t falling in love with Tony’s beautifully crafted book, until I got my hands on a copy of David Wondrich’s “Esquire Drinks: An Opinionated & Irreverent Guide to Drinking”. Right off [...]
Chasing The White Dog: An Amateur Outlaw’s Adventures in Moonshine
Max Watman’s Chasing The White Dog: An Amateur Outlaw’s Adventures in Moonshine is one of those great books that sucks you into a world and then leaves you feeling like you have a deeper understanding of the space. Rather than just present a straight line history of distilling, both legal and illegal, Max Watman weaves the history with a personal [...]
