The Classic Cocktail Bible

Eighty cocktails told through the bars that made them famous, which is a better organizing idea than another A to Z. A Bellini belongs to Venice, a Dizzy Gillespie to a Paris jazz room, and every recipe arrives with the people who drank it and the room they drank it in, set against archive and contemporary photography.

Small, dense and cheap, and exactly the book you want on the shelf when an argument starts about proportions.

Hardcover. Published by Spruce.