Edward and Christine Hoyt have been an amazing team for more than three decades — raising a family, building businesses, collecting furbabies, splitting their time between Bridgehampton, New York and Tequesta, Florida, and occasionally disappearing down the highway in their beloved Spaceship “The Beast.”
One night, over espresso martinis, Ed looked down at the foam and said:
“These look like people.”
That was his first mistake.
Because Chris cannot leave anything alone.
One face became another. Then another. Soon there were names. Personalities. Categories. Captions. Photo shoots. And eventually, somehow, an entire book.
Together, they drank their way through nearly every martini photographed in EspressoGoGo — with one notable exception — with friends and family safely stationed on both sides of the bar.
The result is part art project, part Rorschach test, and part evidence of what can happen when two people who have spent 30+ years making each other laugh are left unsupervised with espresso martinis and a camera.
Their cast outside the book includes daughters Rachel and Paige; furbabies Zelda, Jaycee, Bubbles and Rocket; and a rotating collection of family and friends who have learned that no cocktail may be consumed until Christine has photographed the foam.