Bartenders Black Book

by Stephen Kittredge Cunningham, Robert M. Parker Jr., Stephen Kittredge Cunningham Robert M., Jr. Parker

Book Overview

The best bartender's guide turns eight with this new edition, bringing its total recipe count to 2,800, more than doubling any other drink recipe book. Everything classic and obscure are here... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Spiral-bound
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0965774643
• ISBN13: 9780965774642
• Release Date: January 2004
• Publisher: Wine Appreciation Guild
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.58 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.4" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

Not quite what I ordered

This listing shows the 10th edition of the Bartender’s Black book so that is what I believed I was ordering. However I received the 6th edition. Would have likely ordered from another vendor had I known.

Bartenders black book

I ordered 2 of the tenth edition bartender black books, but ended up with a 10th and 6th edition. Not sure how this works but not happy at all. Can't give my bartenders different editions.

Buy this Book

I had to write a review after reading the prior one of a man in search of a picture book. There are a plethora of [bad] picture drink books on the market. It is funny, he was looking for a common thing (a [bad] picture drink book) and he got the finest drink recipe book ever written. The author painstakingly alphabetized and reworked thousands of drinks. He threw out all the [bad stuff] and made a No [fooling] essential tool, that restaurants, bars, and liquor stores must carry (they all seem to). The book is unbiased (no liquor companies pushing their product) It lays flat so I can work and read at the same time. I own a 4th, 5th and a 6th edition and I await new editions. I have learned from them all....THE BARTENDER'S BLACK BOOK IS A 5 STAR BOOK.

Recommended from Behind the Bar

I'm a bartender and there is always one customer who comes along and orders a drink you dont know how to make. Behind the bar we keep several drink books, but this is the only one that actually gets used. Easy to read recipies, non-coded names for liquors, short, sweet, and to the point. Spiral binded so the book will not close while you are mixing. Contains the most variety of drinks I've seen from Vodka Collins for beginners (which most books don't have) through Long Islands all the way to a Mongolian Mother for the more adverse. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to shake, stir, or blend.