The Cocktail Bible

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Six years ago, we became best friends over a broken auxiliary cord in between teaching our group fitness classes. Now Aaron and I took our passion for news and happy hour to create our podcast,

Sip With Me Sip With Me is a weekly podcast that’s mixed, shaken, and stirred to perfection. We wanted to expand our passion for cocktails into a cocktail book, and this is why we created The Cocktail Bible. The Cocktail Bible is a recipe book that includes ten basic cocktails, cocktail techniques and formulas, and 20 plus custom cocktail ideas centered around our friendship. We’d also like to thank Nathan Villa for assistance in cocktail creations. We hope you enjoy our recipes and create your own unique cocktails!

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TABLE OF 3 | About Us 4 | Table of Contents 6 | Glassware

Cocktail Formulas 9 | Sours 9 | Fizzes 11 | Martini Style 11 |Old Fashioned

Cocktail Techniques

13 | Stirred Cocktails 15 | Muddled Cocktails 17 | Shaken Cocktails 19 | Strained Cocktails

At-Home Bar Essentials 21 | Liquor List 22 | Liqueurs 23 | Add-Ins

Basic Cocktail Recipes

27 | Mojito 29 | Moscow Mule 31 | Daiquiri 33 | Martini 35 | Old Fashioned 37 | Cosmopolitan 39 | Gin & Tonic 41 | Manhattan 43 | Margarita 45 | Champagne Cocktail

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s t n e t n Co Disney Inspired

49 | Swamptini 51 | The Evil Queen 53 | Little Mermaid 55 | Ratatouille 57 | Poison Apple 59 | Crème de la Crème

Travel Inspired

63 | Italian Spritzer 65 | Dipped Italian Beef 67 | The City That Never Sleeps 69 | Ouzo Lemonada 71 | The Kefalonia 73 | Miami Vice

Food Inspired

77 | Glass of O’s 79 | Honey Bun 81 | Gym Essential 83 | Stay Golden 85 | Movie Night 87 | Perfect Post-Workout Drink 89 | Olive Oil Brownie 91 | Ice Punch 93 | Cinnamon Twists

Event Inspired

97 | Due at Midnight 99 | Ultimate Birthday Drink 101 | Sip with Me Drink 103 | Stay at Home 104 | Appendix

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Highball Glass

The Hightball Glass is tall and narrow and most bartenders actually build some of these drinks directly inside the glass with the ingredients being poured over ice.

Lowball Glass

The Lowball Glass, also known as the old fashioned glass, is a shorter version of the highball glass. It is ideal for muddling things like herbs and often is used to serve spirits like whiskey.

Collins Glass

The Collins Glass is taller and narrower than the highball glass and often serves many mixed drinks. It’s a great alternative to the typical highball glass.

e r a w s s Gla Beyond the aesthetics, specialized glassware is created to complete the drink it is intended to serve and can truly enhance any drinking experience. Every single type of cocktail glass is designed to bring out aromas, colors, and flavors specific to that cocktail.

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Martini Glass

The Martini Glass was originally created for champagne and was introduced as an alternative to the coupe glass in 1925. The long stem minimizes heat transfer and the wide brim enhances the flavor and aroma.

Rocks Glass

The Rocks Glass is usually used to serve spirits over ice and the drinks are often built directly inside the glass.

Margarita Glass

The most popular type of Margarita Glass is a welled bowl with many tiers and tends to be narrow near the stem and wider at the rim. The wide rim allows for you to garnish with salt.

Coupe Glass

The Coupe Glass is a great alternative to the Martini Glass. It’s shallow shaped bowl is an excellent spill-proof alternative.

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