Exotica Moderne 32

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Check it, guys and dolls! Exotica Moderne 32 hangs with the groovin’ artist Derek Yaniger with a full-length feature and a hip Tiki cover by Derek! To make this issue even more swingin’, Tiki Lindy makes with the beatnik crowd featuring cool eats you’ll want to make.

Ethan Riley travels below sea level and visits the Zero Hour Bunker and Submarine Bar while Anna Maria Sophia Cancelli offers us another look at the art of black velvet painting and the books by CJ Cook on Tyree and Leeteg.

If you’ve ever wondered how Jeff “Beachbum” Berry went from cocktail historian to bar owner and operator of his now famous Latitude 29 in New Orleans, writer CE Hunt sat with Jeff for another insightful article on one of Tiki’s most famous revivalists. Part one of Jeff and Annene’s journey is featured in this issue, with another of Jeff’s original recipes!

Speaking of recipes, the interwebs has been abuzz with Justin Wojslaw’s new book, Coconuts and Carnage, and Ray Wyland fired off some queries to Justin about his book.

Mark Riddle once again pens another The Exotica Collector column, this time focusing on musician Gene Rains and Michael Tolle interviews L’Exotighost.

Justin Cristaldi touches base with Selma Lou Slabiak and Garret Richard once again to chat up the state of Tiki today.

As usual, you’ll also find record reviews and all-original cocktail recipes to soothe your soul and your thirst, respectively.