
Whisky & Cocktails
Featuring more than 200 quirky and eye-catching illustrations and written by award-winning drinks writer Mick Wust, this easy-to-follow book is your passport to navigating the swirling seas of whisky, from bourbon to scotch and beyond.
Award-winning booze writer Mick Wust throws aside the rules for drinking whisky. Instead, he gives you the tools to navigate the world of whisky. Whether you're a curious newcomer or a seasoned connoisseur, prepare for an adventure where each page is as eye-catching as a well-aged dram. Cheers to discovering the delightful diversity of whisky like never before!
* Uncover the origins of whisky and track its journey from grain to barrel to glass.
* Explore the many styles of whisky from around the world and discover their complex flavours.
* Experiment with mixing whisky, learn how to taste it neat, and find a drink to suit any occasion. Entertaining and easy to read, this book is more like a chat in a bar than a lecture. You don't need a textbook. You need a Toolkit.
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Featuring more than 200 quirky and eye-catching illustrations and written by award-winning drinks writer Mick Wust, this easy-to-follow book is your passport to navigating the swirling seas of whisky, from bourbon to scotch and beyond.
Award-winning booze writer Mick Wust throws aside the rules for drinking whisky. Instead, he gives you the tools to navigate the world of whisky. Whether you're a curious newcomer or a seasoned connoisseur, prepare for an adventure where each page is as eye-catching as a well-aged dram. Cheers to discovering the delightful diversity of whisky like never before!
* Uncover the origins of whisky and track its journey from grain to barrel to glass.
* Explore the many styles of whisky from around the world and discover their complex flavours.
* Experiment with mixing whisky, learn how to taste it neat, and find a drink to suit any occasion. Entertaining and easy to read, this book is more like a chat in a bar than a lecture. You don't need a textbook. You need a Toolkit.












