Mini Bar: Rum: A Little Book of Big Drinks
Jul 2010 · Chronicle Books
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Each volume in the Mini Bar series is filled with more than 50 traditional and original recipes that pack a punch. Rum lovers will break out the little umbrellas for Mittie's innovative Frozen Watermelon Daiquiri and Colada Nueva. Each title in this series describes the history and distinct characteristics of its particular alcohol. Small enough to carry on a tropical vacation or stash next to the blender, these little cocktail books are a must-have for the weekend bartender.
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Jennifer Graziano
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June 13, 2025
Normal challenges are not to be disturbed; at all touched, or have own domain entered. It's a master and leader of own life. Breathing is mastered by the toddler year because growing out of the word is the only way to bigger ones behind them. Meditating: yoga, walking and talking the same year provide strength for own schedule of busy people. Combining the words science and religion for 'let there be light" are required for psychiatrist's evaluation result of normal - defends own money well - being. To get normal results from the doctors is the only survival. These is not more from them then normal or not.
Anil Das
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December 13, 2020
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About the author
Mittie Hellmich is a veteran mixologist and author of The Ultimate Bar Book, Sangria, and Paradise on Ice. She lives near Portland, Oregon.
Frankie Frankeny is a San Francisco-based photographer whose work includes The Art of the Bar.
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