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How to Drink: A 21-Year-Old’s Survival Guide is your ultimate handbook for diving headfirst into the sparkling, sudsy, and occasionally sticky world of adult beverages. Think of it as the cool older sibling you never had, here to help you dodge rookie mistakes like ordering “the sweetest thing you’ve got” or trying to impress your date with a flaming shot you clearly can’t handle. This isn’t about turning you into a mixology master overnight; it’s about making sure you know what you’re doing when you step into a bar, a party, or even just the liquor aisle.

Bar Tabs and Double Dips: Confessions of a Skimming Bartender is a step-by-step guide that delves into the hidden world of bar theft, revealing the techniques bartenders use to steal and the strategies bar owners can implement to catch them. Written from the firsthand perspective of Dave, a seasoned bartender turned whistleblower, this book provides an in-depth look at the psychology, methods, and consequences of skimming in the hospitality industry.

Discover the art of wine pairing without the intimidation! Wine Pairing for All is a practical, down-to-earth guide designed to make wine pairing accessible, enjoyable, and easy to master. Whether you're new to wine or looking to deepen your knowledge, this audiobook provides step-by-step guidance, helpful tips, and delicious pairing ideas that elevate everyday meals and special occasions.

There’s nothing more satisfying than a perfectly balanced cocktail … and with the right knowledge, you can whip one up any time you like! This exciting and comprehensive guide to cocktail magic will show you everything you need to know to get there. With clear, step-by-step instructions and a wealth of inspiration for alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks alike, it will be on hand every time you have guests coming over … and any time you just want to practice.

There is a sheer amount of contradictory information online and plenty of random juice recipe books that don't clearly explain which ingredient to choose to achieve your personal goal… That’s why we crafted this book: to help you reach your goal.

In this seven-day guide you will gain a simple-to-digest lesson on Italian wines, taking you from any starting point to being able to select, taste, pair, and pour an outstanding Italian variety. If you are currently at a fairly average stage in your wine knowledge and need a book where a plane ticket to Italy is not required, then this book is for you. Do you need the skills to be able to deliver the right bottle of wine for all social occasions, and start to raise your game from just Pinot Grigio or Merlot? Then we are here for you.

Spill the Tea aims to provide listeners with the most vital information about the flavored tea industry. It distills 15 years of career knowledge by systematically answering top questions about flavored and blended tea, providing a complete view behind the blending room door.

Unlock the magic of the Grimace Milkshake with this delightful guide! Dive into the world of this vibrant, purple-hued creation, inspired by the iconic McDonald's character Grimace. Whether you're a milkshake enthusiast or just looking for a fun and delicious treat, this book offers an easy-to-follow recipe that will turn your kitchen into a colorful Grimace shake haven. Shake, sip, and savor the joy of making the Grimace Milkshake right at home with this easy-to-follow guide. Cheers to a world of purple deliciousness!

Personagem de Andrea Camileri, inspetor Salvo Montalbano é campanilista, adepto (avant la lettre) do movimento slowfood. Como siciliano, mergulha numa Pasta alla Norma.

O pintor surrealista Dalí dedicou dois grandes livros, de vinho e comida, para sua mulher Gala, ciente de que "a mandíbula é a melhor forma para conhecer o conhecimento filosófico".

A refrescante granita de amêndoas de Noto, na Sicília, é tão barroca e tradicional quanto a cidade. Em Piave, província de Treviso, lagostins estão no centro de uma secular Última Ceia renascentista.

Cedric Dickens, neto do escritor Charles Dickens, classifica os bebedores dos romances do avô: daqueles capazes de beber um Tâmisa inteiro aos que não dispensam um grog para celebrar a amizade.

Lucullus, general-gastrônomo que garantiu luxo a banquetes romanos, é também nome de acelga e sinônimo de fartura. No Monte Testaccio, ânforas e seus cacos revelam império banahado em azeite.

As içás do menu indígena, comida "sã", foi parar em pratos de restaurante gourmet. Alex Atala conheceu as formigas da Amazônia. Monteiro Lobato escreveu: são como caviar.

O chef catalão Ferran Adriá fez maravilhas na cozinha de invenção de seu restaurante na Costa Brava. E seus achados de "desconstrução" ainda hoje influenciam a alta gastronomia.

Amor em tempos de murais. Frida Kahlo preparava comidas mexicanas para o comunista Diego Rivera, quando este pintava contundentes cenas em território imperialista: a Ford de Detroit.

O chowder de mariscos foi o prato de resistência servido aos marinheiros que Melville dissecou no seu livro Moby Dick. Um mar de vinho Marsala engoliu Woodhouse no seu desembarque na Sicília.

O poeta Apollinaire preparou lagosta para Picasso, na cozinha de seu pequeno apartamento, época em que Paris era uma festa e acolhia artistas "exilados" de todo mundo. No La Tour D'Argent, em Paris, o pato prensado faz parte de um espetáculo gastronômico. O charme: o comensal recebe um cartão com o número do cannard que degustou, já com muitos dígitos.

O imperador Napoleão Bonaparte fazia refeições frugais, em 15 minutos, mas entendia a importância da mesa requintada para a diplomacia, entregue para o garfo número um: Talleyrand.

Com um mar de molho de peixe fermentado, o gourmand Apicius empresta seu nome para receitas romanas reunidas no pioneiro De Re Coquinaria. No Monte Érice siciliano, marzipãs nos levam aos céus.