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“A simple, handy, photo-filled guide.... Reedy seems to have put the same level of thought into the mocktail recipes as she did into the alcohol-based recipes, with each one seeming like an interesting option. VERDICT A good choice for someone looking for creative, fun, rum-based tropical drink recipes.”—Library Journal
Allyson Reedy’s Beach Cocktails is a collection of 75 recipes for classic tiki drinks, frozen cocktails, tropical mocktails, and a bonus chapter of nibbles. The kinds of umbrella-adorned drinks that scream the vacation-in-a-glass mindset we could all use a little more of.
You’ll find recipes for beach classics like mai tais, margaritas, rum punch, and painkillers, provided by iconic bars and resorts like Death & Co and the Four Seasons. Along with information about techniques, equipment, and where to source tropical ingredients, you will find easy-to-follow instructions for making infused rums and simple syrups to take your tiki game to the next level. So, what are you waiting for? It's five o’clock somewhere . . .
Product Details
- Publisher: Gibbs Smith (April 7, 2026)
- Length: 144 pages
- ISBN13: 9781423669081
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Reedy's (The Phone Eats First) collection of beach cocktails includes some singular elements, such as infused drinks, but overall, it is a simple, handy, photo-filled guide. The majority of the drinks are rum-based cocktails. The basic introduction includes recipes for making simple syrup and saline solution. It also provides a list of the necessary equipment. However, some of the drinks require more specialized tools (like a siphon) that the equipment list omits, even while listing basics like glasses and ice. Reedy's book has a particularly excellent index that not only lists drinks by their name but also categorizes them by their main alcohol ingredient (rum, mezcal, tequila), as well as by subcategories (including frozen drinks, mocktails, and infusions). The snacks are a nice touch, including jerk-spiced chicken wings, blackened fish tacos, and pulled pork sliders. Reedy seems to have put the same level of thought into the mocktail recipes as she did into the alcohol-based recipes, with each one seeming like an interesting option. VERDICT A good choice for someone looking for creative, fun, rum-based tropical drink recipes.
– Aaron Pahl, Library Journal
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