title: Boozy Brunch: The Quintessential Guide to Daytime Drinking
author:  Peter Joseph 
description: <span><span><span>Peter Joseph tears the bed sheets off a most neglected class of entertainment, that of the bibulous brunch. Peter approaches his subject with the sense and sensibility of a scholar and the astute consideration of a seasoned son of Bacchus! Any revelation of a new cocktail opportunity ought to be met with a Pulitzer nomination, if not one from Dr. Nobelspeech, Mr. Joseph, speech!<br /></span></span></span> (Ted Haigh, author of Vintage Spirits and Forgotten Cocktails)<br /><br /><span><span><span>Beautifully illustrated and thoughtfully put together, Boozy Brunch is a refreshing quaff, indeed.</span></span></span> (Gary Regan, author of The Joy of Mixology)<br /><br /><span><span><span>This is an erudite, entertaining and encyclopedic tour through boozy breakfasts and brunches, written with great charm and chastening knowledge of cocktails, sprinkled with humorous quotations and excellent photography that will appeal to even the glassiest-eyed pre-noon imbiber.</span></span></span> (Milton Crawford, author of The Hungover Cookbook)<br /><br /><span><span><span>Its great to have a new take on brunch drinks, and Joseph includes plenty of recipes for the novice as well as more elaborate and original cocktails. Anyone interested in including alcoholic beverages in daytime entertaining will appreciate this book. </span></span></span> (<i>Library Journal</i>)<br /><br /><span><span><span>Given the range of recipes here, hosts and guests alike will be happily measuring out mornings and afternoons with coffee spoons and cocktail stirrers.</span></span></span> (<i>Publishers Weekly</i>)<br /><br /><span><span><span>Moving beyond Blood Marys and Irish coffee, a new book turns the weekend's daytime drinking tradition into an art form.</span></span></span> (<i>The Advocate</i>)<br /><br /><span><span><span>The book is written in a jaunty style that doesnt entirely take itself seriously, mixing up quips, scoops of information, trivia, recipes and quite a few laughs into the book equivalent of a cocktail shaker before giving it a damn good shake.</span></span></span> (<i>Yum Magazine</i>)<br /><br /><span><span><span>Drinking before the evening doesn't make one a drunk if you show the right tastes. "Boozy Brunch: The Quintessential Guide to Daytime Drinking" is a bartending guide from Peter Joseph as he presents a daytime array of alcoholic beverages one can create for a bit of classy daytime drinking, bringing variations into coffee and tea, in addition to fruit and vegetable mixes as well. "Boozy Brunch" is a strong addition to any cookbook or general bartending collection.<br /></span></span></span> (<i>Midwest Book Review</i>)<br /><br /><span><span><span>Peter Joseph's </span><span style="font-style:italic;">Boozy Brunch</span><span> is the weekend companion you've been dreaming of. Whether your tastes run toward a Champagne cocktail, a Bartender's Breakfast, or a Salty Dog, you'll find the right match for your kind of Sunday morning.</span></span></span> (<i>Beth Fish Reads Blog</i>)<br /><br /><span><span><span>Joseph has concocted over 100 new recipes that are sure to jolt you awake in the morning. </span></span></span> (<i>Wine Enthusiast</i>)
zlib_text: Sundays are for Hangovers
  
  
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