Your Favorite Cocktail Recipe—Now, Much Tinier
It's a trend worth taking home, and Zielinski has done the math for us in recipes for scaled-down classics and drinks he and his mixologist friends dreamed up that deliver layered flavors despite their size. The book lists sources for appropriately tiny glassware, though 'more likely than not,' Zielinski said, 'you have something in your household that will suffice, whether a tasting glass you drink whiskey out of or just a teacup.'
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