Whiskey: A Tasting Course

Whiskey is undoubtedly a form of art, and it requires a bit of study to know what you are actually talking about. Perfect for the whisky curious, this new book Whiskey: A Tasting Course is jam-packed with a series of guided at-home tastings to elevate your palate. Taste your way to whisky wisdom with this hands-on handbook that features 20 step-by-step tastings, with clear infographics and jargon-busting advice. There are also guides to whiskey prices and ages that will help you to make smarter buys as you learn to pour, pair, and craft speakeasy-level cocktails.

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TACOPEDIA

Taco lovers rejoice! Tacopedia is an encyclopedic tribute to Mexico´s tacos and taco culture, with everything you need to know about one of the worlds most popular dishes. From the history of the tortilla, to 100 recipes for fillings, salsas, sauces and more, this is the ultimate reference on taco culture. Tacopedias highly graphic style is beautifully illustrated with street photography around Mexico, and accompanied by interviews, stories, illustrations, graphics...
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PRETTY MUCH EVERYTHING

Aaron James Draplin is an uncommonly prolific graphic designer who has done a ton of amazing work. He has created logos and brand identity for everyone from Esquire, Ford Motors, Burton Snowboards, The Obama Administration… and in his first book, Pretty Much Everything, Draplin talks about his work, inspiration, typography, and offers valuable advice and hilarious commentary that illustrates how much more goes into design than just what appears on the page. We hav...
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ADRIFT | SEVENTY-SIX DAYS LOST AT SEA

Adrift is a must have for your adventure library. It describes Steven Callahan´s dramatic tale of survival, the only man known to have survived more than a month alone at sea, he fights for his life in an inflatable raft after his small sloop capsized only six days out. He had to face sharks, sunburn, physical deterioration and mental agony, a riveting firsthand account...no wonder this book was considered "One of the 100 best adventure books of all time"...
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