Angostura Bitters Cocktails: More Than 70 Classic Recipes and Fancy Drinks. Writer Sarah Belizaire; photography Haarala Hamilton. First American edition. New York: Countryman Press, 2025. Supplied 249-page ebook-derived PDF. ISBN 9781682689905; EPUB ISBN 9781324111597.
The book narrates Siegert's 1824 Venezuelan medicinal bitters, 1830 exports, the family's 1875 Trinidad move and a 1949 rum distillery. Its 1806 cocktail-definition reference precedes the brand and cannot date use of Angostura. Orange and cocoa lines are dated 2007 and 2020.
Angostura Bitters Cocktails: More Than 70 Classic Recipes and Fancy Drinks, writer Sarah Belizaire, first American ed. (New York: Countryman Press, 2025), PDF pp. 8–12.
Angostura Bitters Cocktails: More Than 70 Classic Recipes and Fancy Drinks. Writer Sarah Belizaire; photography Haarala Hamilton. First American edition. New York: Countryman Press, 2025. Supplied 249-page ebook-derived PDF. ISBN 9781682689905; EPUB ISBN 9781324111597. PDF pp. 8–12.
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Angostura Bitters Cocktails, PDF pp. 8–12.
Introduction and Trinidad context
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Angostura Bitters Cocktails: More Than 70 Classic Recipes and Fancy Drinks. Writer Sarah Belizaire; photography Haarala Hamilton. First American edition. New York: Countryman Press, 2025. Supplied 249-page ebook-derived PDF. ISBN 9781682689905; EPUB ISBN 9781324111597.
Full reference: Angostura Bitters Cocktails (Countryman Press, 2025), PDF pp. 8–12.
Short reference: Angostura Bitters Cocktails, PDF pp. 8–12.
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The book narrates Siegert's 1824 Venezuelan medicinal bitters, 1830 exports, the family's 1875 Trinidad move and a 1949 rum distillery. Its 1806 cocktail-definition reference precedes the brand and cannot date use of Angostura. Orange and cocoa lines are dated 2007 and 2020.
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