Basic Cocktail Recipes for the Home Bartender
Acquiring a nice collection Cocktail Recipes are pretty much a necessity for just about any type of home bar. Whenever you get your basic liquor stock in place, you'll soon want a collection of drink recipes or a bartender guide that you can always turn to and make your drinks the right way. A good recipe guide does not have to have every single alcoholic and non-alcoholic drink ever created to be good. You, as a home bartender, want a collection of bar drink recipes that will be used often. In other words, you will never have much need for any drink recipe that calls for 35 hard-to-find ingredients from 12 different countries. 
What we want in a home bar scenario is a basic bartender recipe guide that will allow us to easily keep a versatile liquor stock, along with a good selection of common mixers and condiments, available and ready for you to mix the most kinds of drinks and the most common drinks. It's not a difficult task to put together these ingredients that will allow for all of the most common drinks found in a good "brick-and-mortar" establishment. Download this free Cocktail Recipes Guide in printable Adobe pdf format. If you would like to get the latest Adobe pdf Reader, then that is a free download also. This drink recipe guide will become your trusty reference source for all of you and your guests' favorite cocktails and cocktail mixing. A good idea would be to have the pages of this guide laminated and kept close by on your home bar or in a drawer for close storage.
Remember, with a home bar, you buy the alcohol and drink mixes that you can see you or your guests' actually drinking. Don't rush out and buy every ingredient you see in this cocktail recipes guide. And don't keep drink ingredients available just because you saw them in one of the recipes, and you might mix that drink sometime in the future. Some ingredients do go bad, and will before you ever get around to making that obscure drink. The bottom line with your home bar is to enjoy your new bartender guide and start mixing up great cocktails.
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