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Difford's Guide To Cocktails 17th Edition
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Difford's Guide To Cocktails 17th Edition
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Difford's Guide To Cocktails 17th Edition is built like a serious cocktail reference, not a small recipe booklet. In hardback, with 624 pages, a 6 cm spine and a weight of 2.25 kg, it has the presence of a book meant to be used, browsed and returned to again and again.
Inside are 3300 cocktail recipes, written in millilitres and accompanied by colour photography. Many of the recipes also include broader historical background, so the book works just as well for understanding cocktails as it does for making them. This edition adds 350 new recipes and updates 350 recipes from earlier editions.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, a guide like this sits naturally alongside the bottles themselves: it helps connect spirits, ingredients, technique and cocktail history. Simon (…)Difford's Guide To Cocktails 18th Edition
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Difford's Guide To Cocktails 18th Edition
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Difford's Guide To Cocktails 18th Edition is a substantial reference book for anyone who wants to explore cocktails with real depth. With 656 pages, a 6 cm spine and a weight of 2.3 kg, it immediately feels like a serious work rather than a casual pocket guide.
Inside, the book brings together more than 3000 cocktail recipes, measured in millilitres. Every recipe is accompanied by a colour photograph, and most cocktails also include historical background. That makes it useful not only for mixing drinks, but for understanding where those drinks come from and how they have developed.
This eighteenth edition adds 450 new recipes and includes 365 updated or improved recipes from earlier editions. Simon Difford writes the guide and prepares the cocktails himself, (…)Pimm's N°1
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Pimm's N°1
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Pimm's N°1 is a British bitter with a name that carries immediate recognition. It presents itself in a very direct way: Pimm's, number one, from Great Britain, placed firmly within the bitter category.
At 25% alcohol, it sits in the world of characterful flavoured drinks without relying on high strength as its main point of interest. At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see Pimm's N°1 as one of those bottles customers often recognise or come back to when they want a British bitter with a clear identity.
Its appeal lies in that straightforward positioning. There is no need to overcomplicate the story: this is Pimm's N°1, a popular British bitter with a distinct place on the shelf.
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