Belly up to the Bar - NOW AVAILABLE!

 

🍹 Belly Up to the Bar: Cocktails for Two 🥂

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Are you ready to elevate your home bartending game without the stress? You won’t need a bartender’s license or a degree in mixology to enjoy this book! Written for the average person, Belly up to the Bar balances just enough pomp and circumstance to keep it fun without becoming pretentious. Okay... maybe it’s a little bit pretentious—but it’s definitely fun!

👇 What’s Waiting For You Inside:

  • Over 140 Simple Recipes: Easy-to-make cocktails, mocktails, liqueurs, mixes, and fun treats.

  • True Canadian Flavour: Includes 17 cocktails created in Canada, featuring 14 NEW & ORIGINAL recipes from the author and his family.

  • Sorted by Strength: Recipes are uniquely ordered within each section by alcohol content, helping you find the perfect drink for any vibe.

  • More Than Just Recipes: Packed with fact, fantasy, legends of how these drinks came to be, personal family stories, trivia, and celebrity quotes.

  • The Practical Essentials: Learn the only 4 glasses you actually need (spoiler: it just needs to be big enough and not leak!), the basic tools of the trade, and a dedicated chapter on Helpful Hangover Hints.

 

"Belly up to the Bar is a book you'll enjoy reading on its own even when you're not preparing a cocktail. But if you're going to relax and put your feet up anyway, why not enjoy one of the many treats you'll discover awaits you inside?"

📖 Book Details:

  • Author: jim Young

  • Publisher: Dog On A Root (PO Box 49, LORING, ON POH 1S0)

  • ISBN: 978-1-0690864-7-1

  • Contact: dogonaroot@gmail.com

🛋️ Sit back, put your feet up, and enjoy!



To order a PDF version of "Belly up to the Bar" for just $5 contact the author at dogonaroot@gmail.com for the password and download it here.

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