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300 DRINKS TO MAKE AT HOME, FROM BRAZIL

Turn your kitchen into a real bar and discover 300 different ways to make drinks at home.

Vodka, gin, whiskey, rum, tequila and liqueurs at the center of a rotating showcase with recipes from the book 300 Drinks to Make at Home, from Brazil
  • You don't need to be a bartender.
  • You don't need a professional cocktail shaker.
  • And you definitely don't need to buy a collection of expensive bottles.

All you need are the right recipes, the right measurements and a simple step-by-step to get started.

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🍸 Imagine having a different recipe for just about any occasion…

Smiling woman muddling lime and mint in a glass in her home kitchen
  • A get-together at home.
  • A backyard barbecue with friends.
  • A party.
  • A special dinner.
  • A Friday night.
  • A hot day.
  • Or simply that urge to make something different.

Instead of hunting down random recipes online, you can have a full repertoire organized in one place.

The book brings together 300 recipes across 12 chapters, so you can pick a recipe based on the bottle you already have at home, or go through the whole thing as a learning guide.

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📚 What's inside the book?

12 chapters, organized by base spirit. Swipe to see them all.

Wooden table seen from above with 12 different drinks: caipirinha, moscow mule, gin and tonic, mojito, whiskey, margarita, aperol spritz, mimosa, strawberry blended drink, fruit pitcher, hot chocolate and a mocktail
  • Chapter 1 · 30 recipes

    Caipirinhas and cachaça drinks

    Start with the Brazilian classics and explore fruit combinations, creamy versions and other cachaça-based drinks.

  • Chapter 2 · 30 recipes

    Vodka drinks

    Moscow Mule, Cosmopolitan, Sex on the Beach, Caipiroskas, Espresso Martini and fruit combinations.

  • Chapter 3 · 30 recipes

    Gin drinks

    The classic gin and tonic plus versions with strawberry, cucumber, rosemary, lemon, passion fruit and berries.

  • Chapter 4 · 25 recipes

    Rum and tropical drinks

    Mojitos, combinations with coconut, pineapple, mango and other tropical recipes that are easy to make at home.

  • Chapter 5 · Special selection

    Whiskey drinks

    For whiskey lovers who want to discover new ways to use it in cocktails.

  • Chapter 6 · Mexican classics

    Tequila drinks

    Margaritas, Batanga, tequila with mango and lime, El Diablo, Ranch Water and fruity combinations.

  • Chapter 7 · Golden hour

    Aperitifs

    Aperol, Campari, vermouths and liqueurs. Recipes for late afternoons or for hosting friends without the fuss.

  • Chapter 8 · 25 recipes

    Sparkling wine, wine and beer

    Mimosas, sangrias, wine-based drinks and beer preparations — easy to make in large batches.

  • Chapter 9 · 25 recipes

    Blended and creamy drinks

    Strawberry, coconut, passion fruit, pineapple, banana, guava, açaí and other sweet, ice-cold combinations.

  • Chapter 10 · For hosting

    Big cups, pitchers and party drinks

    Recipes made for parties, pitchers and oversized cups. Each pitcher yields 6 to 8 glasses.

  • Chapter 11 · 15 recipes

    Hot and winter drinks

    Hot chocolate with liqueur, Hot Toddy, coffee with brandy and other preparations for cold days.

  • Chapter 12 · 45 recipes

    Alcohol-free drinks

    Mocktails: virgin Blue Lagoon, virgin Mojito, fruit combinations and more.

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🔥 And you don't just get a list of recipes…

Every recipe is laid out so you know exactly what to do.

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  • ✓ Difficulty level
  • ✓ Approximate prep time
  • ✓ Recommended glass
  • ✓ Ingredients
  • ✓ Measurements
  • ✓ Numbered step-by-step
  • ✓ Prep tips
  • ✓ Substitution suggestions

In other words: you never have to guess how much of each ingredient to pour. The book uses measurements in milliliters and spoons and includes a quick conversion chart to make prep easier.

👨‍🍳 “But I've never made a drink before…”

That's exactly why the content starts with the basics. The book covers 6 fundamental techniques and explains when to use each one:

Bartender tools lined up on a wooden counter: jigger, muddler, bar spoon, cocktail shaker, strainer, juicer, ice bucket and a glass jar
  • 🍹 Build in the glass
  • 🥄 Muddle
  • 🍸 Shake
  • 🥃 Stir
  • 🧊 Blend
  • 🍯 Make simple syrup

You'll also find guidance on tools and substitutions — for example, a glass jar with a tight lid can replace the cocktail shaker in certain recipes.

🛒 “So do I have to buy a whole bunch of stuff?”

Not necessarily. One of the ideas in the book is to start with a basic bar.

Light kitchen counter with five unlabeled bottles, limes, mint, sugar, tonic water, sparkling water, condensed milk and fruit

With cachaça, vodka, gin, white rum and one aperitif, plus lime, sugar, mint, sparkling water, tonic and condensed milk, the book shows you can already make more than 200 of its recipes.

Which means you can start with a fairly simple lineup and grow your repertoire little by little.

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🎉 Hosting a crowd?

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The big cups, pitchers and party drinks chapter gathers recipes made to serve a lot of people at once. Each pitcher yields 6 to 8 glasses, according to the book — and the party bonus also brings tips on making ice ahead of time, cutting fruit before guests arrive and keeping everything cold.

🧃 And the non-drinkers? They're covered too.

Four colorful alcohol-free drinks — blue, mixed berry, passion fruit and a virgin mojito — on an outdoor table

The book dedicates an entire chapter to mocktails, with 45 alcohol-free recipes, including a virgin Blue Lagoon, a virgin Mojito, fruit combinations and other options. Perfect for having alternatives ready for guests who don't drink.

🎁 And to make your access even more complete…

You get 5 bonuses along with the book. Swipe to see each one.

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  • Bonus 1

    🎁 Home Bar Starter Guide

    Which tools are actually useful, what each one does, what can replace what, basic measurements and how to start your bar without the fuss.

  • Bonus 2

    🎁 Quick Measurement Chart

    A cheat sheet to keep in the kitchen: 1 shot = 50 ml (1.7 oz) · 1 tablespoon = 15 ml · 1 teaspoon = 5 ml · 1 espresso cup = 50 ml · 1 can = 350 ml (12 oz).

  • Bonus 3

    🎁 The 6 Techniques Guide

    Build, muddle, shake, stir, blend and make syrup — the practical summary to keep on hand while you make your first recipes.

  • Bonus 4

    🎁 Party Drinks Guide

    A selection of pitchers, big cups and party drinks, with hosting tips: ice made ahead, fruit cut in advance and drinks always ice-cold.

  • Bonus 5

    🎁 Mocktails Guide

    A special selection of the book's alcohol-free options, so you always have something ready for guests who don't drink.

🍹 300 RECIPES · 12 CATEGORIES · AN ENTIRE REPERTOIRE TO EXPLORE

📖 Your new drink book

Caipirinha, gin and tonic with rosemary, mojito and aperol spritz side by side on a bar counter under warm light

300 Drinks to Make at Home, from Brazil

Here's what you get:

  • ✓ E-book with 300 recipes
  • ✓ 12 chapters by base spirit
  • ✓ Ingredients and measurements
  • ✓ Step-by-step instructions
  • ✓ Difficulty levels
  • ✓ Prep time
  • ✓ Tips for every recipe
  • ✓ Bar tools guide
  • ✓ Measurement chart
  • ✓ 6 fundamental techniques
  • ✓ 45 alcohol-free recipes
  • ✓ Party and pitcher recipes

Plus all 5 bonuses: 🎁 Home Bar Starter Guide · 🎁 Quick Measurement Chart · 🎁 The 6 Techniques Guide · 🎁 Party Drinks Guide · 🎁 Mocktails Guide

only $5instant access · one-time payment

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🍸 Stop relying on the one recipe you already know.

Open the book. Pick the bottle you have. Find a recipe. Gather the ingredients. Follow the measurements. Make it. And taste something different.

❓ Frequently asked questions

Do I need to be a bartender to make these recipes?

No. The material was built for people who have never made a cocktail, and the recipes range from the simplest to the more elaborate.

Do I need a professional cocktail shaker?

Not necessarily. The book itself offers alternatives for some tools, including a glass jar with a tight lid as a shaker substitute.

Do the recipes include measurements?

Yes. The recipes use measurements in milliliters and spoons, along with a numbered step-by-step.

Are there alcohol-free recipes?

Yes. There are 45 mocktail recipes in chapter 12.

Can I use different fruits?

The book encourages you to try new combinations, swap fruits and adjust flavors to your taste.

How do I get the book?

It's a digital book (PDF). Access is sent by email right after payment is confirmed, so you can read it on your phone, tablet or computer.

🍹 Your home bar can start with a single choice.

Get 300 recipes to reach for whenever you feel like making something different at home.

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