Exotic drinks, Hawaiian shirts, bamboo, hula girls in straw skirts, carved Polynesian wooden statues, palm trees and thatched roofs – what’s not to love? Hugely popular during their heyday in the 1950s and 1960s, Tiki cocktails have recently enjoyed a resurgence in popularity, with many of us now appreciating their retro nautical styling and cocktail innovation. This small-but-mighty guide to Tiki Bars and cocktails is packed with over 20 recipes – covering the classics (think Mai Tai, Pina Colada and Tequila Sunrise) and introducing some lesser-known concoctions (Snow in Hawaii or Corpse Reviver anyone?). You‘ll also find tips and tricks for the all-important garnishes (yes please banana dolphins and citrus feathers), and learn how to choose the right glassware to ensure you serve perfect tipple. Discover how Tiki Bars began: from its roots in Polynesian and Micronesian culture to the roles that prohibition and Hollywood glamour played in establishing the drinks style we know and