Energy: Cocktails to Get You UP

(Hardback)

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Ever feel like your cocktails are missing a little extra oomph Energy: Cocktails To Get You Up is here to deliver the big, bad, buzz you've been missing. Created by pioneering mixologist Steph Russ, these high performance cocktails are specially crafted to help you maintain your focus and party harder and longer by incorporating the latest, greatest energy drinks and supplements available on the market including Red Bull, ginseng drops, Monster, Amp, B-12, kombucha, 5-hour Energy, NOS and more. Includes both alcoholic cocktails and mocktails.

Reviews

Curious and compelling...what's new and weird in the ways that people are getting drunk.
--Lucky Peach

It's as if a drunken pop culture savant got their hands on an Italian Futurist text--and that's the point.
--Punch

A veritable ode to the depraved DIY-culture of energy-laced alcohol... It seems to perfectly capture this crazy moment in cocktail culture, which really hasn't been documented or embraced in the way that it should be.
--VICE Munchies

It's the relentless contrast between sumptuous fabrics and classy drinks, with cheap props and trashy mixers that becomes irresistible.
--It's Nice That

Finally, a cocktail book for the girl still grieving Four Loko's downfall!
--The Cut

Author Bio

Steph Russ studied Journalism at the University of North Carolina. She handles social media for record label Fade to Mind and can often be found behind the bar at Fade to Mind events. Russ has worked as a bartender in music venues, bars, and alternative spaces for nearly a decade. She is passionate about mixology and creating positive social experiences. Russ currently resides in Los Angeles, where she hosts frequent pop-up bars and elevates parties with her stimulating cocktails. Pete Deevakul was born in Los Angeles, brought back and forth to Bangkok, and ended up in NYC. Deevakul earned his MFA in photography from Yale and is a regular contributor to White Zinfandel, a biannual arts publication. When The Jogging began paying contributors, he was the first to collect $25 for his submission surpassing 5,000 notes. He had an undeveloped, disposable film camera on view at NADA Miami Beach 2012, and has shown his work at W/------, Danziger, and Light Industry in New York and at Black Dragon Society in LA. Commercial clients he's shot for that begin with the letter "B" include Bergdorf Goodman, Bentley, and Baccarat.