New York cocktail bar 'Please Don't Tell' has released an app that makes the New York bar experience a home experience.
Jim Meehan opened PDT in 2007 and has since earned great recognition and a vast following. In addition to Meehan's earlier released cocktail book, the PDT app is a mixology-friendly application equipped with 400 recipes. Each recipe has been tested under Meehan and can be filtered out by the user if he or she cannot mix the drink. The app also includes 69 recipes from PDT's house-made ingredients and ingredient profiles that include photos and concise reference material.
Available for download at the iTunes store, the PDT app brings its users the full experience and taste of 'Please Don't Tell.'
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