The Eras pour

The Eras pour The unofficial, ultimate Taylor Swift cocktail book

Alison Grey

Book - 2025

"Raise a glass to Taylor Swift with 60 cocktail recipes inspired by iconic songs from every era, including lyrical covers of classic drinks, twists on Tay's favorite sips, and alcohol-free options so everyone at the party has fun Every Swiftie will find something to love in this boozy celebration of the legendary music icon. Call it what you want, in The Eras Pour, you can drink your way through every distinctive era with delicious, creative cocktails that capture the spirit of Taylor Swift's greatest hits. Whether you're looking for a refreshing sipper like a blackberry-spiked Pimm's Cup Summer in the middle of a cruel summer or a cozy cardigan-worthy cinnamon and smoke-laced Peter Losing Wendy to drink under a str...eetlight in a forever winter, 'tis the damn season. Get ready to shake it up with a James Dean Daydream cherry-spiked martini, or indulge in a Tim McGraw-worthy Old Hickory Lake, a peach and bourbon duo perfect for slow dancing all night in your faded blue jeans. Feel aglow with Lights Are So Bright, the Tay-Tini riff you've been waiting for, or toast to a Champagne Problem, a contemplative sparkler for late-night train rides (Dom Perignon optional). From the fearless flavors of Taylor's early days to the reputation-shaking mixes of her later albums, The Eras Pour has got you covered. With stunning photography of the cocktails and a design that reflects Taylor's ever-evolving style-from her country roots to pop anthem queen-The Eras Pour is a love letter to the Queen of Pop and the perfect way to celebrate her career all too well. Made for London boys, Miss Americanas, and new romantics alike, this book is the perfect companion for your next listening party. Grab your shaker tins-it's time to make the whole place shimmer"--

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2nd Floor New Shelf 641.874/Grey (NEW SHELF) Due Jan 30, 2026
Subjects
Swift, Taylor, > 1989- > Influence.
Cocktails.
Cookbooks.
Genres
Cookbooks
Published
New York : Clarkson Potter/Publishers [2025]
Language
English
Main Author
Alison Grey (author)
Other Authors
Kelly Puleio (photographer)
Edition
First edition
Item Description
Includes index.
Author taken from page 3 of cover.
Physical Description
175 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 24 cm
ISBN
9798217034413
  • Introduction
  • Your (N/A) Version
  • Mixing Tips
  • Tools
  • Glassware
  • Spirits & Liqueurs
  • Syrups
  • T-Swift Trivia
  • Taylor Swift
  • Old Hickory Lake ["Tim McGraw"]
  • Wishing Star ["Teardrops On My Guitar"]
  • Take Me Back ["Mary's Song (Oh My My My)"]
  • Play It Again ["Our Song"]
  • Fearless
  • Fearless 13 ["Fearless"]
  • Marry Me, Juliet ["Love Story"]
  • Self-Preservation ["White Horse"]
  • You Beer-Long With Me ["You Belong With Me"]
  • Speak Now
  • Careless Man's Careful Daughter ["Mine"]
  • Fireworks Show ["Sparks Fly"]
  • Team Jacob ["Back to December"]
  • The Best Revenge ["Mean"]
  • Wonderstruck ["Enchanted"]
  • For You ["Long Live"]
  • Red
  • Maserati Negroni ["Red"]
  • Cold Hard Ground ["I Knew You Were Trouble"]
  • F*Ck the Patriarchy ["All Too Well (10 Minute Version)"]
  • Mojito 22 ["22"]
  • Never Say Never ["We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together"]
  • Fresh Start ["Begin Again"]
  • 1989
  • Lights Are So Bright ["Welcome to New York"]
  • James Dean Daydream ["Style"]
  • In Screaming Color ["Out of the Woods"]
  • My Kind of Rebellion ["Shake It Off"]
  • Buuuurn! ["Bad Blood"]
  • Red Lips and Rosy Cheeks ["Wildest Dreams"]
  • Sinking Ships ["This Love"]
  • Not-So-Stylish Ending ["Is It Over Now?"]
  • Reputation
  • Let the Games Begin ["… Ready for It?"]
  • Take Us To Church ["Don't Blame Me"]
  • 1, 2, 3, Let's Go B*Tch ["Delicate"]
  • Rose from the Dead ["Look What You Made Me Do"]
  • Forevermore ["New Year's Day"]
  • Lover
  • Fever Dream ["Cruel Summer"]
  • Forever and Ever ["Lover"]
  • Paper Cut Stings ["Death by a Thousand Cuts"]
  • Snakes and Stones ["You Need to Calm Down"]
  • Childless Cat Lady ["Me!"]
  • Folklore & Evermore
  • Peter Losing Wendy ["Cardigan"]
  • Holiday House ["The Last Great American Dynasty"]
  • Insult to Injury ["Exile"]
  • Stolen Lullaby ["My Tears Ricochet"]
  • Mine to Lose ["August"]
  • Only Seventeen ["Betty"]
  • Spell Caster ["Willow"]
  • Crestfallen Cure ["Champagne Problems"]
  • Amber Skies ["Marjorie"]
  • Midnights
  • Violet Love Spiral ["Lavender Haze"]
  • Scarlet Rust ["Maroon"]
  • T-Swizzle's Tea Swizzle ["Anti-Hero"]
  • Yoyokolada ["You're On Your Own, Kid"]
  • Sapphire Martini ["Bejeweled"]
  • The Guy on the Chiefs ["Karma"]
  • Tactical Tonic ["Mastermind"]
  • The Tortured Poets Department
  • Miracle Move-On Drug ["Fortnight"]
  • Stormy Soliloquy ["But Daddy I Love Him"]
  • Flo! Florida! Floridita! ["Florida!!!"]
  • French Blondie ["Who's Afraid of Little Old Me?"]
  • Sequined Stars and Silhouettes ["I Can Do It with a Broken Heart"]
  • The Best of Me ["The Black Dog"]
  • Thank You
  • Index
Review by Publisher's Weekly Review

The lovingly crafted debut cocktail collection from Grey (a pen name) pairs Taylor Swift--inspired libations with copious fan lore. Following an accessible overview of bartending techniques and ingredients, the 60 drinks are sorted by album/era and each is tied to a specific song. The sparkling "Crestfallen Cure" complements Evermore's "Champagne Problems" while "You Beer-long with Me," a nod to the Fearless single, is a boilermaker for "when high heels and short skirts just don't feel right." Both "Lavender Haze," off of Midnights, and the title track off Red inspire vibrantly hued concoctions. Grey doesn't shy away from deeper cuts: "Mary's Song (Oh My My My)," from Swift's self-titled debut, gets paired with boozy sweet tea that evokes the singer's country roots. Though Grey's enthusiasm is infectious, the real highlight is the stylized photography, which showcases each drink in an environment staged to echo Swift's music videos and album visuals, evoking the pastels of the Lover era with a frozen rosé concoction pictured against a dreamy sunset and the gothic vibe of The Tortured Poets Department with a dimly lit espresso martini in homage to "The Black Dog." Mixology-minded Swifties will want to snap this up. (June) Correction: An earlier version of this review confused the author with romance novelist Alison Grey.

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Review by Library Journal Review

Grey, an award-winning cocktail book creator working under a pen name here, takes on the phenomenon of Taylor Swift in this tribute to both the singer and libations. The opening sections of the book include mixing tips, essential tools, and glassware, as well as a series of options to create fun syrups at home. The bulk of the book is organized by the titles of each of Swift's albums, from her self-titled debut to 2024's The Tortured Poets Department. Within each section are favorite tracks, a cocktail recipe to go along with them, and an explanation of the drink's connection to the song. Recipes get whimsical names such as T-swizzles's Tea Swizzle and the Childless Cat Lady. Several of the drinks are nonalcoholic. Also included are playful photographs that are certain to thrill fervent Swifties. Quotes from Taylor, trivia about her life and career, and hidden Easter eggs are scattered throughout the book to deepen the experience. VERDICT A clever addition sure to appeal to the millions of Swifties.--Ron Block

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