Bitterman, Mark. Bitterman’s Field Guide to Bitters and Amari. Recipes by Andrew Schloss and Mark Bitterman. Kansas City: Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2015. Ebook ISBN9781449474591. Supplied661-page reflowed PDF.
The Martini table has seven variants; the Manhattan table six. They replace base, modifier and bitters, sometimes splitting a base or modifier. Jeune Carre uses equal rye/cognac; other rows substitute Scotch, tequila or gin.
Mark Bitterman, Bitterman’s Field Guide to Bitters and Amari (Andrews McMeel, 2015), Martini-family image179; Manhattan191 and image192 (supplied PDF locators).
Bitterman, Mark. Bitterman’s Field Guide to Bitters and Amari. Recipes by Andrew Schloss and Mark Bitterman. Kansas City: Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2015. Ebook ISBN9781449474591. Supplied661-page reflowed PDF. Martini-family image179; Manhattan191 and image192.
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Bitterman, Field Guide, Martini-family image179; Manhattan191 and image192.
Martini-family image179; Manhattan191 and image192
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Mark Bitterman, Bitterman’s Field Guide to Bitters and Amari. Recipes by Andrew Schloss and Mark Bitterman; photographs Clare Barboza and Mark Bitterman. Andrews McMeel Publishing, Kansas City,2015. Ebook ISBN9781449474591; LCCN2015940608. TitlePDF9; copyright651–652; biography653. PDF locators are reflow-file page numbers, not print pagination.
Exact location: Martini-family image179; Manhattan191 and image192.
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BF06 — Bitterman — Image-only Martini and Manhattan role maps — The Martini table has seven variants; the Manhattan table six. They replace base, modifier and bitters, sometimes splitting a base or modifier. Jeune Carre uses equal rye/cognac; other rows substitute Scotch, tequila or gin.
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Tables enlarged and read. Defaults have explicit row overrides; these are cocktail substitutions, not proof-normalized whiskey-only blend trials.