The first thing you'll notice when you open this cookbook is how much thought and detail the author put into each and every page - not to mention, their love and knowledge of the outdoors. Without the modern day conveniences of making cocktails in your home kitchen, Tucker seamlessly takes away the guessing of how to make the perfect cocktail whether on the road camping or in the backcountry - and he does it with humor and flair.As I write this review from Glacier National Park, I was drawn to recipes that use foraged wild berries - like huckleberries readily found in Glacier - to make a camp cocktail. A lover of Moscow Mules, the perfect drink for this camping trip of mine is the Ginger Beer Moscow Mule. I love to use local liquor if possible, lucky for me there is a local distillery right down the road with a local Montana vodka. Add the local huckleberries and you have a winner! I am thinking of trying the "Mintsummer Night's Dream" (pg. 45) with the huckleberries next :)Eager to try more of the more unique, out of box recipes in the book - the one that made me smile most was probably the use of marshmallows (pg. 74 "Mountain Buzz"). Plus the Mountain Margarita with a splash of Gatorade (GENIUS!) pg. 21, sounds like the perfect mixer after a long day on the trail to not only hydrate but to take the edge off a little! If you have a favorite liquor of choice, Tucker also made it incredibly easy to sort through recipes with the Index in the back by liquor, but also by how you are camping - backpacking, car/tent camping or RV camper/cabin. He also explains the measuring and ratios in a very simple way so you are able to use what you have on hand to measure things out to a T.Overall, this book would be a great gift for not only yourself - but anyone in your life who loves the outdoors and sharing company around a campfire over a great drink, whether in your backyard or in the backcountry. Like in his dedication, Tucker reminded us that "nature's beauty is best enjoyed in the presence of great company."When not on the road traveling/camping, this book has been living at the center of my coffee table and has been an incredible conversation piece and coffee table book for friends to pick up and flip through when at my home. Quickly taking them back to past camping trips they've had, while longing for their next. Thanks for keeping our sense of wonder for the outdoors alive, Tucker, and inspiring us to always be thinking about our next camp cocktail.I was provided an advanced copy of the book and could not have been more grateful.Picture with my copy taken at Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park.