The Periodic Table of Cocktails

Top trumps meets bluffer's guides in this unique guide to cocktails!
Welcome to The Periodic Table of Cocktails! Instead of hydrogen to helium, here you'll find mojitos to martinis -- a world of classic and popular cocktails arranged following the logical ordering of The Periodic Table of Elements.
See how over 100 of the most popular cocktails -- new and old -- in the world have built on each other as the best mixologists in the business invented their signature drinks. Then learn how these cocktails are made and how to order them and enjoy them, and find out more mixes to try in this expert guide.
Find your favourite cocktail in the table and, in theory, you should like all the other cocktails in the same column and also the mixes immediately to the left or right, because they all share characteristics -- flavours, methods and styles you'll enjoy. Even if they use a completely different spirit or mixer to your favourite choice, we think you'll like them.
Includes a beautiful Periodic Table of Cocktails pull-out poster -- take it on your next night out...?

EMMA STOKES, also known as Gin Monkey, has worked in bars in Leeds, Newcastle and London for over five years. She also has a degree in Pharmacology. After a brief stint in Geneva, working for the largest science experiment in the world (CERN), Emma returned to London, discovered many new bars but no way to search for them easily and so set up Gin Monkey, an impartial and independent online guide to good cocktails and the best bars. GIN MONKEY has since launched an app, London's Best Cocktail Bars, and a paper map guide. Emma co-founded the London Cocktail Society and runs World Gin Day, now celebrated globally. Emma also presents The Gin Lab sessions at City of London Distillery, is a Gin Distiller for Vestal Voyages and has a proper day job working for the Wellcome Trust.