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Subject: Re: Cocktail books (again i know)
From: subhuman85
Posted: Tue May 29. 2007, 15:19 UTC
Followup to: "Cocktail books (again i know)"  by ...N  (Tue May 29. 2007, 08:37 UTC)
Regan's book is pretty much essential, and DeGroff's is great as well. Most 
"classic" cocktail books, I find, aren't really geared toward modern-day 
bartenders so much as cocktail enthusiasts and historians. They're fun to 
read, but not as real-world applicable as the more current books.

Mr. Boston's guide, as much as it gets maligned, is also a handy thing to have 
around if you quickly need a drink recipe that you're not familiar with. The 
latest version is much improved over the earlier editions.


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