Jennings, Holly, and Christine LeBlond. Asian Cocktails: Creative Drinks Inspired by the East. Photography by Gorta Yuuki; styling by Chinatsu Kambayashi. Tuttle Publishing, 2009. Supplied ebook PDF. ISBN 9781462905256.
Gin, vodka, shochu and rum are flavored with fruit, lemongrass, saffron, flowers, ginger, pepper and vanilla. Saffron can become medicinal and vanilla can overwhelm rum, according to the authors.
Holly Jennings and Christine LeBlond, Asian Cocktails: Creative Drinks Inspired by the East (Tuttle Publishing, 2009), PDF 60–65, Infusion roles and extraction endpoints.
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Bibliography: Jennings, Holly, and Christine LeBlond. Asian Cocktails: Creative Drinks Inspired by the East. Photography by Gorta Yuuki; styling by Chinatsu Kambayashi. Tuttle Publishing, 2009. Supplied ebook PDF. ISBN 9781462905256.
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Taste-to-endpoint offers a practical variable to log, not a safety test. PDF60’s berry volume/mass pairing is anomalous. This is ingredient infusion, not evidence of successful neat-whiskey blending.