The Connoisseur's Guide to Making Liqueurs Vol. II
- ISBN-10
- 1508855374
- ISBN-13
- 9781508855378
- Pages
- 152
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2015-03-15
- Author
- Christopher Bruce
Description
In this book, Vol. II of the Connoisseurs Guides on the subject of liqueur making, I have provided the new home liqueur maker with a further 88 recipes and the same straightforward descriptions of the procedures to be followed in order to make very good liqueurs which appeared in previously published Vol. I. I said in Vol. I that judging by the wealth of information appearing in the press in published work and on the internet, liqueur making is definitely not a dying art. Since then an even greater volume of material concerning the making of liqueurs at home has been published making it even more difficult for the newcomer to sift out the grain from the chaff. I am still an enthusiastic liqueur maker and still consider liqueur making an art to die for! The problem is that if you were to attempt researching the liqueur making information now available, you could be dead before you make a single liqueur! It is not difficult to make liqueurs but can be very time consuming, especially when making the more complex varieties. Through my own research I realized that the wealth of information available can take days or weeks and sometimes longer to access and that this can make the home liqueur making business very tedious, frustrating and time consuming. I hope that this book, Vol. II, will make home liqueur making more enjoyable still.The 88 recipes included in this book, are once again standardized to yield as close to 750 ml of liqueur as possible. You will notice that in this book, The Connoisseurs Guide to Making Liqueurs Vol. II, I have in most instances provided more than one recipe option in each recipe category, some simple and "instant" and some more complicated and requiring more time to produce.To those who purchased Vol. I of the Connoisseur's Guide to Making Liqueurs, please accept my apologies for having repeated Chapters 1 to 10 of Vol. I. The fact that some new readers may not want to buy Vol.1 left me with no choice but to repeat them here.
