This Coffee Table Book Has All Your Favourite Celebs’ Favourite Cocktails
And all your favourite celebs as cocktails.
“I do my concoction like a chemist,” says Iris Apfel, who, even when dining out, asks to mix her own Campari and soda because no one else seems to get it right. That drink is deemed “The Iris Apfel” in a new book titled Free the Tipple: Kickass Cocktails Inspired by Iconic Women by Vancouver writer Jennifer Croll and New York artist Kelly Shami.
Among the 60 featured bevvies are one for designer Rei Kawakubo that turns black from activated charcoal and another that’s tinged Handmaid’s robe ruby (thanks to pomegranate juice) for Margaret Atwood. But the best way to say bye to summer is undoubtedly with spiked lemonade à la Beyoncé.
Free the Tipple is now available and you can pick up your copy here.
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Among the 60 featured bevvies are one for designer Rei Kawakubo that turns black from activated charcoal and another that’s tinged Handmaid’s robe ruby (thanks to pomegranate juice) for Margaret Atwood. But the best way to say bye to summer is undoubtedly with spiked lemonade à la Beyoncé.
Free the Tipple is now available and you can pick up your copy here.){kind=link}