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Smuggler’s Cove invites readers into the colorful world of tiki, tracing its origins as a Depression‑era escapist fantasy and its evolution through Hollywood glamour, stolen recipes, and contemporary resurgence. The book offers over 100 cocktails—both classic and original—alongside a detailed exploration of rum, aiming to equip enthusiasts with ideas for home bars, party planning, and a deeper appreciation of this tropical movement. Martin Cate, founder and owner of the renowned San Francisco tiki tavern, combines anecdotes with practical advice to transform any space into a Polynesian pop fantasia.
First publish date: 2016
Genre: Food, Sports & Hobbies/Cooking & Recipes
Authors: Martin Cate
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