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Cocktail Basics: Mulligan's Bar Guide
Cocktail Basics: Mulligan's Bar Guide
Cocktail Basics: Mulligan's Bar Guide
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Canada’s favourite drink bible is back to help you master the cocktail basics—the go-to cocktails every great bartender can make in the blink of an eye.

This well-priced and handy guide will help you master favourites like the Caesar, a Canadian classic, the Dirty Martini, the trendy Mojito, and more, and also includes layering instructions and a guide to bar ware.

Mulligan’s Bar Guide: Cocktail Basics is the perfect bar accessory from Canada’s first name in bartending.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherHarperCollins
Release dateNov 6, 2012
ISBN9781443421317
Cocktail Basics: Mulligan's Bar Guide
Author

Shawn M. Mulligan

SHAWN M. MULLIGAN has worked in the restaurant and bar scene for over twenty years and has always kept a coaster journal of popular recipes, quotes, quips and cheers to share with his customers and friends. Shawn lives in Calgary.

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    Cocktail Basics - Shawn M. Mulligan

    MULLIGAN’S BAR GUIDE

    to mixing, serving and otherwise consuming

    Cocktail Basics

    Compiled & Lovingly Edited by

    SHAWN M. MULLIGAN

    CONTENTS

    Cover

    Title Page

    Bar Lingo

    Layering Guide

    Barware Code

    Cocktails

    Internet Links

    Mulligan’s Final Words on Hangovers

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    BAR LINGO

    Abricotine

    An apricot liqueur produced in France.

    Absinthe

    Absinthe is a bitter, emerald-green alcoholic beverage made from wormwood. Popular in the 19th and early 20th centuries, it was often mixed with sugar and aniseed to moderate its bitterness and impart a licorice flavor. When mixed, absinthe turns opaque white. Chronic absinthe drinkers began to suffer from symptoms of hyperactivity, addiction and hallucinations; consequently, most countries banned its use around 1900. Vincent van Gogh and Ernest Hemingway were absinthe drinkers. Sambuca, anisette and ouzo are modern replacements.

    See also

    dmoz.org/Recreation/Food/Drink/Liquor/Absinthe

    www.sepulchritude.com/chapelperilous

    Advocaat (a.k.a. Advokaat)

    Advocaat is a mixture of sweetened egg yolks and brandy. Its name is derived from the Dutch word for lawyer, as it tends to make imbibers talkative. Eggnog is a good substitute.

    Afrikoko

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