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Classic Summer Cocktails Book Review<\/h2>\n

Having fun in the sun also works up a thirst for a cool summertime drink. Classic Summer Cocktails<\/i><\/a>\"\" by award winning mixologist Salvatore Calabrese has over one hundred recipes to quench your craving.<\/p>\n

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Heritage Hammock Hooch<\/h3>\n

This book focuses on those frosty cold adult beverages which remind you of the hammock on the beach in some exotic destination to simply relaxing outside on the porch at home. Traditional favorites such as the Tom Collins<\/a>, Mojito<\/a> and Salty Dog<\/a> are included along with drink recipes for contemporary cocktails like Sex on the Beach<\/a> and Cosmopolitan<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Timeless Tropical Tipples & Signature Sports Sips<\/h3>\n

If you lust lavish looking liquid libations likened luxury locales<\/em> then perhaps the Bahama Mama, Blue Lagoon, Mai Tai or Pi\u00f1a Colada<\/a> would satisfy your desire. Signature drinks associated with hot weather sporting events are also represented such as the Kentucky Derby Mint Julep<\/a>, the Wimbledon Pimm\u2019s Cup<\/a> and many more.<\/p>\n

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New Nips<\/h3>\n

There are also 25 original creations with a taste of old fashioned Caribbean glamor added to the exotic blend. 10 alcoholic cocktails and 15 non-alcoholic mocktails join the individual chapters devoted to the Daiquiri<\/a> and the Margarita<\/a>. Always have at least one great mocktail available behind the bar for any home party you throw.<\/p>\n

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Example Elixirs<\/h2>\n

Here are two great summer cocktails and the amusing historical anecdotes that go with the recipes in quotes \u2026<\/p>\n

Caipirinha<\/strong> ( a beloved Brazilian favorite ):<\/p>\n

\u201cLiterally translated, this word means \u2018peasant\u2019s drink\u2019 and has a reputation as the cocktail that could replace the malaria shot! It gets its kick from the cachaca, a Brazilian spirit distilled from sugar cane juice. In the 1920s and 1930s, car king Henry Ford outlawed the Caipirinha in Fordlandia, his company town located in Brazil. (Not enough concentration on the work at hand.)\u201d<\/p>\n