Sentence examples for bar book from inspiring English sources

The pop innuendo is abetted by drinks from the Angel's Share bar book and a funked-up Danish modern interior, with big, round, red banquettes.

Walking round any major city, you see plenty of travellers, businessmen, and disconnected tourists propping up the bar, book in hand.

— Eric Asimov Food 52: In the final round of the Piglet cookbook competition, Alice Waters says of the Momofuku Milk Bar book, "It seems that they don't have real ingredients in their pantry.

He has had a cocktail blog (handlebarsnyc.blogspot.com) that he has put on hiatus while he finishes work on an updated version of Albert Stevens Crockett's 1935 "Old Waldorf-Astoria Bar Book".

Mr. Wallin serves his manhattan with bourbon whiskey, not rye as it was served during its "red-hot minute" at the Stork Club, in the words of Lucius Beebe in his "Stork Club Bar Book" of 1946.

The Nick and Nora cocktail glass is smaller than most, and as the Waldorf bar book notes, "the cocktail, taken according to general practice, is not sipped as is wine.

Though I had never meant to tend bar — books were my ambition — here I was, serving boilermakers alongside hirsute Tony Bennett.

And the owners hired bartenders who don't look as if they make their own bitters or collect first-edition bar books.

With the surging popularity of old-fashioned cocktails in the past few years, demand for rare (and sometimes just old) bar books has skyrocketed, to the dismay of serious collectors.

GREG BOEHM was galled when prices of out-of-print cocktail books skyrocketed along with the popularity of cocktails, a familiar gripe of any drink enthusiast who has been ensnared by the anachronistic charm of old bar books.

Old bar books included all sorts of recipes for hot punches that mixed, say, brandy and port, and for cold drinks, called cobblers, that used wine and flavorings over crushed ice.