Henry Jeffreys

From public bar to cocktail bar: books for the discerning drinker

There’s something for all tastes this year, whether poetic meditations on the pub, advice on wines for extended cellaring or recipes for new-wave martinis

The martini is more popular now than it has ever been, according to Alice Lascelles. [Getty Images] 
issue 02 November 2024
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