GRIOTS REPUBLIC - AN URBAN BLACK TRAVEL MAG - AUGUST 2016

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TORONTO TIKI BAR PICKS MISS THINGS 1279 Queen St. W., between Dufferin and Lansdowne THE SHAMEFUL TIKI Room 1378 Queen W Toronto, ON M6K 1L7 BOVINE SEX CLUB 542 Queen St W Toronto, ON M5V 2B5 THE SHORE LEAVE 1775 Danforth Avenue Toronto, ON M4C 1J1 population looking to redefine the social landscape of the Canada that they now call home Like a warm embrace of a friend, Tiki cocktails have appeased their island sensibilities. The Caribbean thirst for fresh tropical flavors, the combination of potent rum and aromatic liqueur filled cocktails that may have originated in the islands of the South Pacific, oddly gives a fragrance and slight memento of places they may have called home. An Island-like style or wave-crashing culture that may have more of a significance to its drinker than what lies beyond the confines of the beautifully well-crafted garnish that adorns the rim of the cocktail glass. So next time you’re in Toronto with your Kanaka or Wahine, embark on an island adventure, making sure you experience some of the best Tiki Toronto has to offer. Mahalo.
Bruce Blue Rivera, The Urban Mixologist. is an accomplished Mixologist with over 16 years of bartending, wine and spirits experience, boasting an impressive resume that spans across 12 countries. He teaches the history and cultural background, as well as the application of bartending and has been featured on Spike Tvs Bar rescue and Wendy Williams to name a few. To learn more about The Urban Mixologist check out: www.TheUrbanMixologist.Com
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