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About This Book

A practical bartender's manual compiling hundreds of mixed-drink recipes and service procedures, arranged for quick reference. Recipes give precise ingredient measures, mixing or shaking instructions, glassware, ice and garnish suggestions, and variant preparations such as multiple absinthe services, pousse-cafés, punches, cobblers, and highballs. Introductory material and brief anecdotes frame the craft, while techniques for layering, flaming, straining, and cooling are emphasized. Readers will find syrups, bitters, liqueur uses, and advice on presentation and proportion, intended to help both professional and amateur preparers reproduce consistent drinks.

About the Author

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Tom Bullock

Tom Bullock was an American author and bartender, best known for his influential work "The Ideal Bartender," published in 1917. This book is considered a seminal text in the field of mixology, offering a comprehensive guide to cocktail recipes and bartending techniques. Bullock's contributions to the literature of bartending not only reflect the culture of his time but also helped to shape modern cocktail practices. His work is recognized for its clarity and practical advice, making it a valuable resource for both amateur and professional bartenders.

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