Tiki Central 'Drinks Menu' idea - Tiki Drinks and Food

TW Trader Woody Member Tiki Manor, Forest of Bowland,UK Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 2301	TW Trader Woody Posted posted on Fri, Dec 13, 2002 4:19 AM This kind of follows on from the idea about having a Tiki mugs poster. This came to me while wading through a variety of different cocktail books just to find an old classic recipe. It struck me that it would be an idea to stick the 20 or so most popular Tiki cocktail recipes in one easy to find place. Basically, the concept would be to create a Tiki Central 'menu' featuring a number of our favourite cocktails laid out like an old drinks menu. Instead of having the usual description of the drink, underneath the picture could be the actual recipe. Perhaps the cover could be drawn by one of resident artists, the back cover a potted history of Tiki and/or Tiki Central, and perhaps even the cocktails could be drawn, rather than photographed. We could all pitch in by suggesting our favourite recipes, as well as suggesting the best mug to serve them in. If done well, it would serve as a handy guide for the amateur bartender as well as something that can be displayed on the wall. And, of course, it would generate some $$ for Tiki Central. Trader Woody

This kind of follows on from the idea about having a Tiki mugs poster. This came to me while wading through a variety of different cocktail books just to find an old classic recipe. It struck me that it would be an idea to stick the 20 or so most popular Tiki cocktail recipes in one easy to find place.

Basically, the concept would be to create a Tiki Central 'menu' featuring a number of our favourite cocktails laid out like an old drinks menu. Instead of having the usual description of the drink, underneath the picture could be the actual recipe. Perhaps the cover could be drawn by one of resident artists, the back cover a potted history
of Tiki and/or Tiki Central, and perhaps even the cocktails could be drawn, rather than photographed.

We could all pitch in by suggesting our favourite recipes, as well as suggesting the best mug to serve them in.

If done well, it would serve as a handy guide for the amateur bartender as well as something that can be displayed on the wall. And, of course, it would generate some $$ for Tiki Central.

Trader Woody

Post #16235 by Trader Woody on Fri, Dec 13, 2002 4:19 AM