Synopsis of The Little Book of Tequila Cocktails

Of course there's a Margarita recipe--more than one, in fact--but don't stop there. Tequila can do so much more, and here are the cocktails to prove it. Pour yourself a Brooklyn Bomber, Forest Fruit, or Honey Water. Honor the home of this Mexican liquor by whipping up a Pancho Villa, an Azteca, or a Playa del Mar, a delicious mix of Tequila Gold; Grand Marnier; fresh lime, cranberry, and pineapple juices; brown sugar and sea salt; and fruity decorations. See how the Martini changes when it becomes a Tequini. A Tequila de Coco, which includes coconut syrup and maraschino cherries, makes an unusual and satisfying treat. Whether it's a Tequila Sunrise or a Blue Moon, you'll make it perfectly.