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Board (wooden) book with leather tie, 77 pages
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1 author picked Here's How Mixed Drinks as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Who doesn’t love a wooden book? Seriously, its cover is made of wood, and it’s bound together with cut leather. The internal pages have the tea-stained look of an old pirate map and smell like the very old books you find in the back of a goodwill store. My copy was given to me by Dick Bradsell, inventor of some of the most enduring modern classics such as the Bramble and Espresso Martini. It’s a true gem, not just for the wonderful recipes but for the illustrations — by far the most charming and amusing that you’ll find in any…
From Cas' list on The best cocktail books for the drinks enthusiast’s library.
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