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PDT Cocktails App User Reviews

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PDT Cocktails Pros

✓ It's the Substitutions, Silly.A digital cocktail guide with the care to tell you when you have an appropriate substitue for a specific property on hand, or are missing only one or two ingredients. Perfect for planning, and perfect for plotting that next expansion bottle..12(b)(6)Version: 1.2.3

✓ Been waiting a year for thisAwesome to have PDT recipes on my phone! It's missing a couple of my favorites from the book, but does have some additional recipes. The entire family of cocktail apps from this company are fantastic, I look forward to seeing them updated..Ed AngerVersion: 1.0

PDT Cocktails Cons

✗ Far beyond those of mortal barsWas looking for a good cocktail recipe app, this was not it, though I'm sure the recipes are top notch the ingredients to make them are far from what an at home bar could ever hold. Serious mixologists may find it useful for recipes but none of the recipes are simple to make. Cost of app is also a bit of a downer. Looking for a simple cocktail app for a whiskey smash recipes? look elsewhere.Gus The WageVersion: 1.1.3

✗ Needs workFirst let me say that this app has a lot of potential. I won't spend time on the good stuff. The app description covers that well. This is a long review because I can tell the app developers pay attention to detail. My biggest complaint is how ingredients are handled. They need to be organized first by type, subtype, then brand. (1) where do I find Gallo dry vermouth? Not under "g". I can't even find "vermouth". How do I enter Jose Cuervo tequila? Protip: use the search on the main screen. (Which reminds me. I should be able to pull down on the ingredients list to search it.) (2) Organizing the ingredients by specific brand doesn't make sense. The home bartender isn't going to have 15 different bottles of rum. (3) The app has some substitution logic, which is good, but a type/subtype/brand hierarchy would help the user understand the substitutions. e.g. Tequila/gold/Jose Cuervo Especial. There should be an "other" in the subtype in case the user's brand is not there. The app can then explain how good or bad a substitution is. e.g. The recipe calls for a specific brand of light rum, but all you have is Kraken spiced dark rum. It's 2 steps away in similarity. (Not the right brand or subtype.) As things are now I don't know which substitutions the app might use so I end up lying to the app, telling it I have all these similar ingredients that I don't have, to ensure more drinks are within 1 ingredient. The second big request is that there be some notion of popularity for different drink recipes. This could be collaborative or it could be set by experts. I want to explore new drinks but I don't know if I should buy a bottle of lillet for a specific drink which may not be popular. Maybe a section for top drinks?.CoppitVersion: 1.1.3

Is PDT Cocktails legit?

✅ Yes. PDT Cocktails is 100% legit to us. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 127 PDT Cocktails user reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, AppSupports Legitimacy Score for PDT Cocktails is 80.7/100.

Is PDT Cocktails safe?

✅ Yes. PDT Cocktails is quiet safe to use. This is based on our NLP analysis of over 127 user reviews sourced from the IOS appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 4.4/5. AppSupports Safety Score for PDT Cocktails is 85.2/100.

Should I download PDT Cocktails?

✅ There have been no security reports that makes PDT Cocktails a dangerous app to use on your smartphone right now.