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In Girl World, mocktails are superior.
Named after popular characters and the best ways to sabotage The
Plastics, these creative beverage recipes are sure to delight any Mean
Girls fan. Full of delicious flavors and garnishes, these drinks are
better than your average South Beach Fat Flush where all you drink is
cranberry juice for 72 hours.
This collection is perfect for the ultimate Mean Girls fans, as well as
the sober-curious, expectant mothers, and anyone who chooses to live an
alcohol-free lifestyle...which is so fetch.
- FETCH RECIPES: More than 75 hilarious and creative mocktail
recipes for happy hour or any hour inspired by the comedy hit, Mean
Girls.
- SO EASY: Recipes are easy to follow, even for these Mean Girls or
any Mean Girl wannabes.
- RECIPES & PHOTOS: 160 pages full of your favorite Mean Girls
movie references and non-alcoholic cocktail recipes. Stir up everything
from a Little Skeez to a Face Punch, Plastic Sabotage or High Status
Man-Candy with these favorite cheeky concoctions.
- GREAT FOR GIRLS' NIGHT: On October 3rd or any day of the year,
give the perfect gift to anyone in your Girl World or your favorite
regulation hotties.
- MUST HAVE MOCKTAILS BOOK: For all the Mean Girls fans looking to
spice up their Wednesday night, Mean Girls Mocktails is a must-own book
for anyone looking to make fetch happen.
The Craft Gin Guide is the only guide to Britain and Ireland's
craft gin distilleries and gin bars. This second edition of The
Craft Gin Guide is an updated, revamped guide to all the best craft
gins, gin bars and distilleries to visit across Britain and
Ireland. It features returning distilleries and many new additions.
This is a practical guide to sourcing and buying some superb gins
with supplier's addresses and websites. With more than 300 small
batch distillers and dedicated gin bars in the UK and Ireland,
here's the perfect guide to help you discover them all. Many small
gin distillers are not just producers but interesting places to
visit for buying, for tasting and for learning about gin. This
guide is filled with carefully researched information on those most
worth seeking out. They are often run by enterprising,
independent-minded people who are fun to meet: * Discover the best
bars- all the UK's cities have gin bars, with London and Edinburgh
having the most; * Seek out the best distillers - distillers,
although concentrated in the cities, can also be found deep in the
heart of the countryside. This guide has one or two page entries on
who we feel are the most interesting and worth discovering; * Know
your craft gin - discover the range of brands and tastes available;
* All the essential information - opening times of bars and
distilleries, web addresses, plenty of photographs plus interesting
things to do and see nearby, making gin a fun day out. Written by
the internationally renowned gin expert, David T. Smith, here is an
invaluable guide to the finest gins being produced in Britain and
Ireland. This is an ideal gift for the gin lover in your life as
well as being a handy personal reference.
Tea lovers, rejoice! With three mini books dedicated to the history of tea, along with more than 200 flavor profiles, this collection is the perfect companion for casual or passionate tea drinkers alike.
Features:
- 3 Mini Hardcover Books: Includes 3 informative, 2-1/2 x 3 inch mini books: Tea History, Origins, Customs & Etiquette; Black, Oolong, Green, Yellow, White Tea & More; and Herbal Tea, Tisanes, Plant-Based Teas & Tea Drinks
- Unique Gift for Tea Lovers: This adorable miniature box set makes a great collector's item for tea enthusiasts
- Accessible Content: The easy-to-read guides are perfect for tea newbies and aficionados alike
- Charming Illustrations: Package features modern illustrations in crisp, bright, and bold colors
- Portable: Small size is perfect for taking on the go
Medical botanist and wellness guru Fiann O'Nuallain's guide to
making the perfect Herbal Tea to suit your ailment. In recent
years, there have been increasing numbers of herbal teas hitting
the supermarket shelves and even the headlines - all proclaiming a
health halo, but not many explaining their health benefits on the
side of the box. With such a surge in consumption of herbal teas
and popular interest in their actual medicinal and health benefits,
this book aims to answer two questions - what good do they do me
and how do I make the perfect cup? Fiann is the author of the
hugely popular Holistic Gardener series of books that explore
practical herbalism from the garden and kitchen pantry to address
first aid needs, beauty treatment needs and helps resolve the most
common ailments from which we suffer. In this book, he extends the
same in-depth knowledge of human health, medicinal botany and
nutritional science with a practical approach and deft readability.
A Quick Cuppa Herbal is a handy reference for the next herbal tea
you purchase or a guide to which one you should to alleviate your
health condition or just deliver the perfect pick-me-up.
Considerations in the construction of a brewery are given voice
here in detail; they include: site selection, wells and water,
engines and boilers, machinery, malt mills, conveyers, mash tuns,
pumping apparatus, hoppers, coolers, refrigerators, fermenting
tuns, hop and yeast presses, cooperage and more. This is a reprint.
Originally published in 1880.
Post prohibition in the United States brought a renewed interested
in the beverage arts. The authors of this book offer wine and
spirits making as an art on the level of weaving, pottery and
smelting-arts that did not require a great amount of scientific
development, yet have reached a level of artistic perfection. Given
this historical background, Wines and Liquors provides a general
overview as well as detailed science on the production of wine and
spirits including: fermentation, sugars, yeasts, malting,
distillation and even some recipes for cordials. This book remains
as relevant today as when originally published in 1935.
The Craft of Gin explores the history of Gin production from its
crude origins in medieval Europe to the finely honed spirits of
twenty-first century craft distillers. The book describes how gin
is made, the primary botanicals used in its production, tasting
notes for fifty craft gins from around the world, and five
interviews of leading craft gin distillers. The book is rounded out
with two chapters dedicated to timeless gin cocktails, their
background, how they are made and the best gins and ingredients
that allows them to sing.
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