Pour One Out - Vola, Chris
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Whether you love The Wire or Parks and Recreation, all television fans have one shared experience: the singular and devasting loss that comes from a dear character being written off a show before you—or any of us—had the chance to say goodbye. Here to give us closure is Pour One Out, the delectable and hilarious cocktail book that pairs sixty-five of television’s most dearly departed with the sixty-five artisanal cocktails that best align with their personalities. Whether drinking the Airmail in honor of Susan Ross from Seinfeld, the Wildest Redhead in honor of Barb from Stranger Things, the…mehr

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Whether you love The Wire or Parks and Recreation, all television fans have one shared experience: the singular and devasting loss that comes from a dear character being written off a show before you—or any of us—had the chance to say goodbye. Here to give us closure is Pour One Out, the delectable and hilarious cocktail book that pairs sixty-five of television’s most dearly departed with the sixty-five artisanal cocktails that best align with their personalities. Whether drinking the Airmail in honor of Susan Ross from Seinfeld, the Wildest Redhead in honor of Barb from Stranger Things, the Too Soon? in honor of Eddard Stark from Game of Thrones, or the Son-in-Law in honor of Matthew Crawley from Downton Abbey, this book will finally give fans the closure they need to raise a glass.
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CHRIS VOLA, a graduate of the Columbia University MFA Writing Program, bartends at New York City's neo-speakeasy Little Branch, where he trained under the late cocktail pioneer Sasha Petraske. He is the author of a short story collection, a poetry collection, and two novels. His writings about drinks, literature, food, and pop culture appear widely in print and online journals, including PopMatters, Paste Magazine, The Brooklyn Rail, Thrillist, Supercall, and Timothy McSweeney's Internet Tendency.