A well-mixed cocktail can make or break a date, impress new friends and elevate a casual business meeting to new levels, as a bartender for the last 25 years in the city of New Orleans, one thing I have learned is that a great cocktail, means you'll attract a great crowd of guests, many of whom will return week after week to get their favorite cocktail made, by you.

A bar is an amazing place to spend your time, whether early morning, for a freshly made Bloody Mary, late afternoon for a relaxing Cosmopolitan or throughout the evening for shooters and shots, bars have something for everybody but, they can become tiresome after a while.

One way to beat the boredom of a local home bar, or even the cost of regularly visiting a bar for your favorite cocktail is to make them at home and, although it may seem like your favorite local bartender is well versed in making fancy cocktails for you, they are really simple enough that you can make them at home to enjoy with friends and family members, while showing off your cocktail making skills!

My book, Champagne Cocktails, A Beginners Guide to Champagne Cocktail Recipes & Home Bar Basics, is the perfect guide for a beginner looking to start making cocktails at home or, an experienced bartender who may want to expand their cocktail repertoire.

Inside my champagne cocktail recipe and guide book you will find a range of information about making champagne cocktails at home including the following:

How to Stock a Home Bar.
The Types of Glassware you Need.
Essential Home Bar Equipment Needs.
Bartender Terminology.
Champagne Cocktail Recipes.

Start reading my champagne cocktail book today to learn how to make a range of exciting classic and contemporary champagne cocktails, the type of home bar equipment needed and, common bar terminology to sound like an expert cocktail bartender.