Dry

I use to be a big drinker until I realized what it was doing to my body, emotions and relationships. I always felt like the odd man out at a party because I would pick up a water over a beer.Thank God people are starting to see that booze isn’t the way to go anymore and not providing a stellar Mocktails at a party or restaurant makes those non-drinkers feel left out/singled out. PLEASE offer a non-alcoholic option that is just as crowd pleasing as the signature cocktail!This book is AWESOME. Not only is the book very nicely made, it gives some great adult mocktails that don’t make you feel like a kid ordering a kiddie cocktail. Gone are the days of only offering Shirley Temples!

Wow - so many great recipes! I don't even know where to start. My current favorite? Thai Coconut Tea (over ice). My pro-tip? Use half the sugar the recipe calls for. So many creative recipes. I can't wait to try them all!

I have already tried a few recipes from this book and love it. My only complaint is that I bought this used, and the condition was worse than advertised. I was going to use it as a piece of decor on my husband's new bar, but it is not in good enough shape for that.

This book is already ragged and I’ve only had it one month ni use it for everything! It’s my af cocktail bible.

this is a great little book! Have had fun with friends trying several of the 'recipes' Lots of simple, interesting ideas, as well as the use of some new, to me, items

Looking forward to the recipes in this book. Detailed and relatively common ingredients. I think the publishers did not abide by the “dry” word as the cover of the book is upside down in relation to the pages.

Love having great mocktails for company. Cracks me up that no one asks "where's the alcohol?"

nice but...