Fever Tree : The Art Of Mixing : Simple Long Drinks & Cocktails From The World's Leading Bars :

No Listed Authors ; ( Photographer ) Paul Winch - Leedham

ISBN 10: 1784721891 / ISBN 13: 9781784721893

Published by Mitchell Beazley Publishing, 2017

About this Item

Published In 2017 : 1st. Edition : Mitchel Beazley Publishing : Overall , A Very Nice Book :

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Fever Tree : The Art Of Mixing : Simple Long Drinks & Cocktails From The World's Leading Bars :
• Publisher: Mitchell Beazley Publishing
• Publication Date: 2017
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1784721891
• ISBN 13: 9781784721893
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Condition: New
• Dust Jacket Condition: New
• Weight: 745 grams
• Seller catalogs:
  • Cocktails

About this title

Synopsis

'The best tonic on the planet' - Ashton Kutcher

The first cocktail title to put the mixers center-stage. Rather than starting with the spirits, this book focuses on key mixers - including tonic, lemonade, ginger ale, ginger beer and cola - and provide 100 classic and contemporary cocktail recipes that make the most of the botanical partnerships.

The book also explores the origins of key ingredients, including quinine, lemons and elderflower, revealing the role quinine has played in geo-politics, for example, and the impact different herbs have on taste. In the way that we increasingly want to know the source and production methods of the food we eat, so this guide allows you to understand more fully what we drink - and use that knowledge to create the most delicious cocktails.

About the Author

Fever-Tree was founded in 2005 by Charles Rolls and Tim Warrillow. The business is founded on a simple premise: to restore taste to mixers by using the highest quality natural ingredients.

Following a "tonic tasting" in the US market, Charles Rolls - who built his reputation running Plymouth Gin - joined forces with Tim Warrillow, who had a background in luxury food marketing, to analyse the composition of mixers. They discovered that the majority of mixers are preserved with sodium benzoate or similar substances, while cheap orange aromatics such as decanal and artificial sweeteners (such as saccharin) are widespread.

And so started a 15-month journey, with days of research at the British Library into quinine sources from as far back as 1620 and many trips to find the purest strains of this key ingredient. Five iterations of the recipe were tasted before Charles and Tim were happy with the result and the first bottle of Fever-Tree Indian Tonic Water was produced in 2005. Fever-Tree mixers are now exported to more than 50 countries and in the UK and US they are sold in several leading supermarkets, as well as bars and restaurants worldwide. Continually recognised for the quality of their products, the brand has won numerous awards in the UK, US, Europe and even as far as Australia, including six Taste awards, the Queen's Award for Excellence, several Grocer Gold Awards and Best New Product at Tales of the Cocktail.