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Book SynopsisThe ultimate bar book, from the world’s finest cognac producer. Lavishly illustrated, this is the first book on the world's most famous cognac producer. Considered a benchmark of excellence, its blends have become icons of refinement and luxury. In
Pass the Henny, renowned writer Glenn O’Brien invites the reader to discover the history of cognac. The highly entertaining text, filled with extraordinary events and O’Brien’s irresistible humor, is married with classic cocktail recipes and evocative imagery that conveys the lifestyle of the Hennessy connoisseur through the ages, including the Mad Men of the 1960s and today’s stars of hip-hop. Featuring contributions from such cultural luminaries as Shepard Fairey, Nas, Futura, Fab 5 Freddy, and Todd Selby as well as never-before-seen images from the Hennessy archive,
Pass the Henny is an informative and engaging account of the world’s most revered brandy and a book tha
Trade Review"New coffee table book explores the brand’s 250+ year legacy, featuring interviews with cultural luminaries"
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Black Enterprise Magazine "Valentine's Day gift idea"
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DuJour"an often humorous, always insightful coffee table book"
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La La Scoop"a beautiful volume that’s part coffee table display piece, part well-researched history, part interview series, and part scrapbook."
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Flung Magazine"The highly entertaining text, filled with extraordinary events and O'Brien's irresistible humor, is married with classic cocktail recipes and evocative imagery that conveys the lifestyle of the Hennessy connoisseur through the ages, including the Mad Men of the 1960s and today's stars of hip-hop."
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Nightclub & Bar "Celebrate Black History Month reading the brand new book “
Hennessy: A Toast to the World’s Preeminent Spirit,” written by Glenn O’Brien."
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Bleu Magazine "A great way to celebrate Black History Month"
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Uptown Magazine "The highly entertaining text, filled with extraordinary events and O’Brien’s irresistible humor, is married with classic cocktail recipes and evocative imagery that conveys the lifestyle of the Hennessy connoisseur through the ages, including the Mad Men of the 1960s and today’s stars of hip-hop."
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