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Summary: Alone on the West Coast
Review: The book is a fantastic collection of the most popular East Coast drinks, and I use it often, but it lacks a West Coast feel, and severl drinks from it. It's a great starter book, though.
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Summary: Excellent book for the beginner and expert bartender
Review: This is an excellent book for the professional bartender to the home partier. The drink list is unlimited; it's filled with the most popular and most unlikely drinks, it will keep your guests entertained for hours. It does lack a "shooters" section, but overall it is great.
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Summary: THE perfect holiday gift.
Review: This is an excellent book, with over 1,300 recipes, including non-alcoholic. Also includes tips on glassware, measurements, ingredients, stocking your home bar, a wine guide, and more.
"You can't find anywhere if it's not in New York!" Served with class!
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Summary: put this in your "toolbox"!
Review: This is just a good "tool" to have around your house. Even if you don't throw any parties this year (or any year), it will come in handy, whether you want a good martini recipe or if the evening calls for something silly like "Alabama Slamma's".The book is easy to use, and will be well-enjoyed by the adventuresome who are looking for a buzz more refined than a "sixer of bud." I have also given this book to a couple of friends who are normally difficult to shop for on their birthdays, and they both loved it. Cheers!
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Summary: Alone on the West Coast
Review: This is just a good "tool" to have around your house. Even if you don't throw any parties this year (or any year), it will come in handy, whether you want a good martini recipe or if the evening calls for something silly like "Alabama Slamma's". The book is easy to use, and will be well-enjoyed by the adventuresome who are looking for a buzz more refined than a "sixer of bud." I have also given this book to a couple of friends who are normally difficult to shop for on their birthdays, and they both loved it. Cheers!
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