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Cuban Cocktails sheds new light on Cubas Golden Age of Cocktails (1890s through 1930s) and its global impact on drinks and the bartending profession.

Rather than simply presenting recipes, this sequel to their 2009 book Cuba: Legend of Rum, delves deep into the history of cocktail culture in Havana,into the lives of the bartenders, saloon owners, and their customers as well.

Containing over 160 recipes, authors Miller and Brown spent 8 years gathering their information through personal interviews as well as the public archives and news sources in 5 countries to disclose surprising new...

Fancy the classic Champagne Cocktail that Esquire called one of the Ten Best Cocktails of 1934? Lean toward something more daring like the creamy, frothy Soyer au Champagne crafted by 1840s celebrity chef Alexis Benoit Soyer? Looking for a modern elderflower-scented take like the Waterloo Sunset or a Negroni Sbagliato? Then you'll love the revised edition of Miller's and Brown's 1999 classic, Champagne Cocktails. Among the 135 cocktails in this breezy tome, you'll find wisdoms, witticisms, and wacky quotes from such diverse sources as Voltaire and Absolutely Fabulous. Whether you're pouring a...

The first book written in the English language to narrate the amazing history of the world's third largest selling spirit: cachaca. Drinks historians Jared Brown and Anistatia Miller disclose the secrets of cachaca's Asian ancestry and noble birth in Brazil. They explain the spirits integration into Brazilian history and culture from its rise in the Sixteenth Century to the Nineteenth Century propaganda that led to its disfavor among the upper and middle classes. The rediscovery of Brazil's native soul in the Twentieth Century leads to a discussion to the recent raise in international...