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Project Gigglewater was one of the first spots in the city to go full throttle into take-out cocktails, concocting treasure boxes of ingredients for building your own at home. Now, you don’t have to do any of the work simply pour the bar’s pre-mixed cocktails over ice in whatever cup you have on hand. Hits include a vodka-based drink that tastes like an After Eight, and the Pop It Like It’s Hot, with corn-pop-infused St. Remy brandy and Chartreuse. Each bottle contains about six servings.
It s now easy to send a cocktail to someone in Toronto when they really need a drink
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It s now super easy to send a cocktail to someone in Toronto for those of us that really miss buying our friends a drink in person at the bar.
UK-based company Send A Negroni has partnered with Kelsey Ramage of Dolly Trolley Drinks and sadly short-lived bar Supernova Ballroom to bring their brand to Toronto. The idea for Send A Negroni came about as we basically just wanted to celebrate the gift of giving. We wanted to create something simple that people can utilise to spread a little bit of love. What started as a nice idea has now grown into its own platform, says Co-Founder Alex Lawrence.
30 bars that closed in Toronto this year
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Bars in Toronto we had to say goodbye to this year are among some of 2020 s most heartbreaking closures. These businesses relied on large gatherings and often sold more alcohol than food, making it difficult for many to stay afloat. At least we ll always have the memories of all the fun we had at these spots.
Here are 30 bars in Toronto we had to say goodbye to this year.