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The cocktail bible of the Jazz Age, back in its original glory.
When Prohibition shut down America's bars in 1920, Harry Craddock, one of the finest bartenders in New York, packed his shaker and sailed for London. At the American Bar of the Savoy Hotel he became a legend, serving royalty, film stars, writers and expatriate Americans thirsty for the drinks they could no longer legally order at home. In 1930 he gathered his life's work into The Savoy Cocktail Book, and nearly a century later it remains the most influential cocktail book ever published.
Here are more than 750 recipes, from the Martini, Manhattan and Sidecar to the classics Craddock made famous: the White Lady, the Corpse Reviver No. 2, the Hanky Panky, the Monkey Gland, Satan's Whiskers, and hundreds more. Alongside cocktails you'll find fizzes, sours, juleps, cobblers, flips, punches and cups for every occasion, all set down with the dry wit that made Craddock's bar notes as quotable as his drinks were potent.
Bartenders still use this book behind the bar today. Many of the drinks now on menus from New York to Tokyo were revived straight from its pages.
This edition preserves the spirit and look of the 1930 original, including Gilbert Rumbold's celebrated Art Deco illustrations and the book's decorative ornaments, reproduced in color. It adds a new introduction on Craddock, the Savoy's American Bar and the golden age of mixology; editorial notes for the modern reader; an appendix [on ...]; and a complete index that makes every recipe easy to find. The original text is presented complete and unaltered as a historical document, with notes giving context for period material that today's readers may find offensive.
Whether you are a professional bartender, a home mixologist, a collector of cocktail history or simply someone who loves a well-made drink, this is the book that belongs on your bar.
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The Savoy Cocktail Book (Hardcover)
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Iap - Information Age Pub. Inc., 2026
ISBN 10 : 1609426312
ISBN 13 : 9781609426316
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Rumbold, Gilbert (illustrateur). Hardcover. The cocktail bible of the Jazz Age, back in its original glory.When Prohibition shut down America's bars in 1920, Harry Craddock, one of the finest bartenders in New York, packed his shaker and sailed for London. At the American Bar of the Savoy Hotel he became a legend, serving royalty, film stars, writers and expatriate Americans thirsty for the drinks they could no longer legally order at home. In 1930 he gathered his life's work into The Savoy Cocktail Book, and nearly a century later it remains the most influential cocktail book ever published.Here are more than 750 recipes, from the Martini, Manhattan and Sidecar to the classics Craddock made famous: the White Lady, the Corpse Reviver No. 2, the Hanky Panky, the Monkey Gland, Satan's Whiskers, and hundreds more. Alongside cocktails you'll find fizzes, sours, juleps, cobblers, flips, punches and cups for every occasion, all set down with the dry wit that made Craddock's bar notes as quotable as his drinks were potent.Bartenders still use this book behind the bar today. Many of the drinks now on menus from New York to Tokyo were revived straight from its pages.This edition preserves the spirit and look of the 1930 original, including Gilbert Rumbold's celebrated Art Deco illustrations and the book's decorative ornaments, reproduced in color. It adds a new introduction on Craddock, the Savoy's American Bar and the golden age of mixology; editorial notes for the modern reader; an appendix [on .]; and a complete index that makes every recipe easy to find. The original text is presented complete and unaltered as a historical document, with notes giving context for period material that today's readers may find offensive.Whether you are a professional bartender, a home mixologist, a collector of cocktail history or simply someone who loves a well-made drink, this is the book that belongs on your bar. The legendary 1930 cocktail bible by Harry Craddock of the Savoy's American Bar: over 750 classic recipes with Gilbert Rumbold's Art Deco illustrations, now annotated, with a new introduction, appendix and index. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781609426316
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The Savoy Cocktail Book : The Original 1930 Recipes, Annotated, with Introduction, Appendix and Index
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ISBN 10 : 1609426312
ISBN 13 : 9781609426316
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Couverture rigide
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Buch. Etat : Neu. Rumbold, Gilbert (illustrateur). Neuware - The cocktail bible of the Jazz Age, back in its original glory.When Prohibition shut down America's bars in 1920, Harry Craddock, one of the finest bartenders in New York, packed his shaker and sailed for London. At the American Bar of the Savoy Hotel he became a legend, serving royalty, film stars, writers and expatriate Americans thirsty for the drinks they could no longer legally order at home. In 1930 he gathered his life's work into The Savoy Cocktail Book, and nearly a century later it remains the most influential cocktail book ever published.Here are more than 750 recipes, from the Martini, Manhattan and Sidecar to the classics Craddock made famous: the White Lady, the Corpse Reviver No. 2, the Hanky Panky, the Monkey Gland, Satan's Whiskers, and hundreds more. Alongside cocktails you'll find fizzes, sours, juleps, cobblers, flips, punches and cups for every occasion, all set down with the dry wit that made Craddock's bar notes as quotable as his drinks were potent.Bartenders still use this book behind the bar today. Many of the drinks now on menus from New York to Tokyo were revived straight from its pages.This edition preserves the spirit and look of the 1930 original, including Gilbert Rumbold's celebrated Art Deco illustrations and the book's decorative ornaments, reproduced in color. It adds a new introduction on Craddock, the Savoy's American Bar and the golden age of mixology; editorial notes for the modern reader; an appendix [on .]; and a complete index that makes every recipe easy to find. The original text is presented complete and unaltered as a historical document, with notes giving context for period material that today's readers may find offensive.Whether you are a professional bartender, a home mixologist, a collector of cocktail history or simply someone who loves a well-made drink, this is the book that belongs on your bar. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781609426316
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The Savoy Cocktail Book (Hardcover)
Edité par
Iap - Information Age Pub. Inc., 2026
ISBN 10 : 1609426312
ISBN 13 : 9781609426316
Neuf
Couverture rigide
Vendeur : CitiRetail, Stevenage, Royaume-Uni
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Rumbold, Gilbert (illustrateur). Hardcover. The cocktail bible of the Jazz Age, back in its original glory.When Prohibition shut down America's bars in 1920, Harry Craddock, one of the finest bartenders in New York, packed his shaker and sailed for London. At the American Bar of the Savoy Hotel he became a legend, serving royalty, film stars, writers and expatriate Americans thirsty for the drinks they could no longer legally order at home. In 1930 he gathered his life's work into The Savoy Cocktail Book, and nearly a century later it remains the most influential cocktail book ever published.Here are more than 750 recipes, from the Martini, Manhattan and Sidecar to the classics Craddock made famous: the White Lady, the Corpse Reviver No. 2, the Hanky Panky, the Monkey Gland, Satan's Whiskers, and hundreds more. Alongside cocktails you'll find fizzes, sours, juleps, cobblers, flips, punches and cups for every occasion, all set down with the dry wit that made Craddock's bar notes as quotable as his drinks were potent.Bartenders still use this book behind the bar today. Many of the drinks now on menus from New York to Tokyo were revived straight from its pages.This edition preserves the spirit and look of the 1930 original, including Gilbert Rumbold's celebrated Art Deco illustrations and the book's decorative ornaments, reproduced in color. It adds a new introduction on Craddock, the Savoy's American Bar and the golden age of mixology; editorial notes for the modern reader; an appendix [on .]; and a complete index that makes every recipe easy to find. The original text is presented complete and unaltered as a historical document, with notes giving context for period material that today's readers may find offensive.Whether you are a professional bartender, a home mixologist, a collector of cocktail history or simply someone who loves a well-made drink, this is the book that belongs on your bar. The legendary 1930 cocktail bible by Harry Craddock of the Savoy's American Bar: over 750 classic recipes with Gilbert Rumbold's Art Deco illustrations, now annotated, with a new introduction, appendix and index. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781609426316
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