Little Black Book of Martinis

by Nannette Stone and Kerren Barbas Steckler

Here is your own little guide to the lore and allure of the king of cocktails, garnished with pithy quotations and etiquette tips! Includes more than 80 recipes that will satisfy both purists and the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0880885696
• ISBN13: 9780880885690
• Release Date: July 2004
• Publisher: Peter Pauper Press
• Length: 144 Pages
• Weight: 0.28 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 3.8" x 5.9"

Customer Reviews

good little book

This is a nice little bar helper that has some nice varieties beyond the typical "tini" The history and quips make it a good bathroom reader too!!!!

It's little, it's black, and it has martini recipes in it

And they're good recipes as well. There's some history of the martini in here, and classic and new recipes. And the book is nicely made. I think this is primarily intended as a gift book, but it can easily earn the right to live in the liquor cabinet for party use.

Cocktailoligist

As a new mixologist this book is a must as it covers classic cocktails and modern day hits. The history of drinking and past critical times of the world is amazing which helps bring home the understanding and importance of making a excellent drink to calm or stir the soul. This is a winner!

Helps even us backwater yokels drink like sophisticats

I have enjoyed the whole "littloe black book..." series, but there the best has to be either the martini or the cocktail book. With such useful quotes as "if the Lord hadn't inteded a three martini lunch why did he put so many olive trees in the holy land", you can now go back to work sloshed and informed. The pages are thick and stand up to hanging around on my counter while I try mixing martinis. Recipe for a good martini book 2 parts history 1 part funny quotes 6 parts interesting recipes 3 parts well made book compnents shake and serve