Pretty Simple Cocktails

85 deliciously dreamy cocktails, mocktails, and simple syrup mixers from the beloved social media drinks specialist Join Jules.
 
Self-taught cocktail pro Julianna McIntosh offers spirited inspiration and recipes for home cocktail makers of all levels. From state-of-mind spritzes to margaritas for every mood, punches, martinis, and booze-free beauties, Jules’s dazzling collection is served up with grace and flair. In addition to recipes for drinks, home mixologists will learn how to make their creations stand out using floral ice cubes, salted and sugared rims, dehydrated citrus, and bruléed fruit. 

Recipes include:
• Relaxed Refreshers: Tequila Mango Refresher, Low-ABV Spicy Fizz
• Spritz is a State of Mind: Sparkling Cosmo Spritz, Rosé All Day Spritz
• A Margarita For Every Mood: Pineapple Mezcal Margarita, Aperol Strawberry Coconut Margarita
• Start the Party on a High Note: Olive Oil Martini, Stone Fruit Whiskey Sour
• Drinks for Cozy Occasions: Tiramisu Espresso-tini, Homemade Citrus-Cello
• Booze-Free Beauties: Watermelon Smash, Garden Refresher Punch
• Syrups (to be mixed with alcohol or with n/a mixers): Passionfruit Syrup, Prosecco Syrup

With practical guidance for batching up, serving, and stocking your home bar, too, Pretty Simple Cocktails is the new go-to for drinking with style.

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