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Jerry Thomas' Bartenders Guide (1887 Reprint) by Ross Bolton

Jerry Thomas' Bartenders Guide (1887 Reprint) Ross Bolton ebook
Page: 134
Format: pdf
ISBN: 9781438241746
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

In fact, as Robert points out, this is more accurately called a flip. 1895, Kappeler, George, Modern American Drinks . Apr 27, 2012 - Jerry Thomas, Bartenders Guide, 1887 Reprint. The origin of this cocktail comes from the professor himself, Jerry Thomas. & Fitzgerald, Jerry Thomas' Bar-tenders Guide, 4/5, 5/5. Boston Official Bartender's Guide (Mr. Nov 26, 2010 - Asbury later reprinted Thomas's work in 1928 and went to the effort of returning the book to its original state after being bastardized in the 1887 reprint. 1891, Boothby, William, American Bar-tender, 4/5, 5/5. In the 1887 reprint of his bartenders guide, there was a recipe under the same name. 1888, Johnson, Harry, New and Improved Bartender's Manual, 4/5, 5/5. Jan 15, 2013 - The Jerry Thomas part is debatable as some say that it was not in the original version of How to Mix Drinks or the Bon Vivant's Companion (1882), only to appear in a later edition (1887 reprint), which was printed after his death. It looks like it was never opened other than to write the owner's name on the inside! Jan 6, 2012 - The Old Waldorf Astoria Bar Book 1935 Reprint; Jerry Thomas Bartenders Guide 1887 Reprint; Boozehound: On the Trail of the Rare, the Obscure, and the Overrated in Spirits; Mr. Nov 2, 2007 - Hingston was looking at none other than Jerry Thomas, “the Jupiter Olympus of the bar,” to lift a phrase from the bartender's own drink book, the first ever published in the United States. Earlier books are widely reprinted during this era, but usually with a subtitle or blurb about them being “cocktail” books. Be the definitive cocktail for Grays, the Burnt Brandy & Peach. Dec 31, 2007 - By the way, just as a personal triumph; I picked up an original copy of Jerry Thomas' Bar-Tender's Guide 1887 edition in Near Mint condition last week for $30. Briefly, Jerry Thomas was a bartender, but what a bartender! Further muddying the issue is that between these two editions a book by OH Byron in 1884 called The Modern Bartenders Guide, is said to be the first published version of the Martinez, as a variation of the Manhattan, using gin instead. It does look like a coffee drink though, and that makes it deceptive. 1892, Schmidt, William, The Flowing Bowl, 3/5, 4/5.