New York Bartender's Guide

Great book for people wanting to learn how to mix many different drinks.

This is an excellent book, with over 1,300 recipes, including non-alcoholic. Also includes tips on glassware, measurements, ingredients, stocking your home bar, a wine guide, and more. "You can't find anywhere if it's not in New York!" Served with class!

This is just a good "tool" to have around your house. Even if you don't throw any parties this year (or any year), it will come in handy, whether you want a good martini recipe or if the evening calls for something silly like "Alabama Slamma's".The book is easy to use, and will be well-enjoyed by the adventuresome who are looking for a buzz more refined than a "sixer of bud."I have also given this book to a couple of friends who are normally difficult to shop for on their birthdays, and they both loved it. Cheers!

The New York Bartender's Guide is the simplest of its type. I've been using the Mr. Boston book for years now, and find that the 'NY' does just as well, if not better because it is more up to date, and allows for easier referencing. I recommend this book highly if you are the type who likes to try new things!

This book is great for anyone wanting to learn more about making new drinks, finding out about old ones, or for a general reference guide. Has a lot of good solid information