Straubs Manual Of Mixed Drinks

Discover the secrets behind the art of crafting cocktails in this treasure trove of mixed drink recipes and insightful bartending tips. With clear, step-by-step instructions and expert guidance on when and how to serve each drink, Jack's Manual - Recipes for Fancy Mixed Drinks and When and How to Serve Them is a meticulously curated collection of cocktail recipes. First published in 1908, this volume is a timeless guide for both the novice and the seasoned bartender. This new edition from Vintage Cookery Books features an introduction to the duties of a bartender by George Winter and advisory excerpts from Joseph L. Haywood's Mixology (1898).

2021 Reprint of the 1908 Edition. Full facsimile of the original edition and not reproduced with Optical Recognition Software. This manual went through many editions and was published by bartender Jack A. Grohusko. It contains hundreds of cocktail recipes, as well as when and how to serve beverages. The cocktail recipes include many varieties of cocktails both served chilled and warm: daisies, fizzes, highballs, julips, sours, smashes, toddys, cobblers, punches, slings, lemonades, and much more. There are recipes for such classics as the Absinthe Drip and the Mint Julep, as well as less-common drinks, including Gin and Molasses and the Hot Brandy Sling. Contains a comprehensive index to navigate all the selections.

This tasty collection of classic cocktails was first published by J. A. Grohusko in the early days of the twentieth century as Jack's Manual on the Vintage and Production, Care and Handling of Wines, Liquors, Etc. - A Handbook of Information for Home, Club, or Hotel: Recipes for Fancy Mixed Drinks and When and How to Serve. In this facsimile reprint, you'll find early versions of such classics as the Absinthe Drip and the Mint Julep, as well as less-common drinks, including Gin and Molasses and the Hot Brandy Sling. Try them all - you'll be sure to find a new favorite recipe within these pages. Jack's Manual is part of the Classic Cocktail Guides and Retro Bartender Books series published by Kalevala Books.

Jack's Manual: Recipes for Fancy Mixed Drinks and When and How to Serve, was first published in 1910 by bartender Jack A. Grohusko, and contains nearly 400 cocktail recipes, in addition to how to serve wines, as well as detailed information on alcohol of all kinds, cellar management and how to decant wines, as well as when and how to serve beverages. The cocktail recipes, almost 400 in total, including many varieties of cocktails both served chilled and warm: daisies, fizzes, highballs, julips, sours, smashes, toddys, cobblers, punches, slings, lemonades, and much more. He has even added a limited number of appetizer and sandwich recipes. Peruse the table of contents to get a "taste" for the vast array of recipes included. Review excerpt: National Barbecue News; March 2013 issue: ..."How to Mix Drinks: A Bartender's Manual by George Winter and Jack's Manual: Recipes for Fancy Mixed Drinks and When and How to Serve by J. A. Grohusko were both brought back to print by editor Cam Reese and we should all be grateful for the efforts. The drink recipes within each are certainly still valid today but it is the writings of these two original authors that you'll really enjoy. It's really cool to be able to get in the heads of two turn-of-the century barmen. ..."

From the pioneering mixologist Harry Johnson, this timeless guide reveals the secrets to crafting the perfect cocktail and details hundreds of essential mixed drinks recipes. First published in 1882, Harry Johnson's New and Improved Bartender's Manual was the first how-to mixology guide and has since been an indispensable volume for anyone looking to master the art of crafting cocktails. Explore the most innovative drink recipes, from classic cocktails to uniquely crafted concoctions, and discover Harry Johnson's essential techniques and bartending tips in this meticulous guide. Proudly published by Vintage Cookery Books, this new edition features an introduction to mixed drinks by William Schimdt and an advisory excerpt from Joseph L. Haywood's Mixology (1898).