Hi everybody! This question got kicked off the bartending group because I didn't have enough Karma. Oops!
I just finished listening to The Joy of Mixology by Gaz Regan and loved it. Its very Anthony Bourdainy, all about his time working as a bartender in New York in the 80s and 90s, but full of the sort of suggestions which feel like common sense once someone else says them. Its beautifully read by a gruff, charming English guy. I'm looking for something in that vein, something friendly, colloquial, salt of the earth-y but with nuggets of bartending advice in there.
by LayExpert1993
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Wow I just learned that Mr Regan died a few years ago. RIP
I’m going to recommend “Girly Drinks” by Mallory O’Meara because I think it should be required reading for anyone remotely into booze.
You’ll meet a mix of women who have shaped the alcohol industry from all different parts of the world. Including famous bartenders, that probably have their own publications that could suit your request.