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A Toronto Bar Is Serving An Exclusive TIFF Drink & It Will Cost You Over $450 (PHOTO)

It's going to cost you if you want to live like a celebrity.

A Toronto Bar Is Serving An Exclusive TIFF Drink & It Will Cost You Over $450 (PHOTO)
Desran Mckie | Handout, @epochtoronto | Instagram
Ontario Editor

One Toronto bar is celebrating TIFF in style this year with their exclusive "Shadow of a Doubt" cocktail, but it's going to cost you if you want to live like a celebrity.

EPOCH Bar & Kitchen Terrace, located in The Ritz-Carlton, has announced their new gold-topped beverage, which will cost you $475 for a taste.

Desran Mckie | Handout

In an email to Narcity, the bar revealed that the exclusive drink was named after "Alfred Hitchcock's 1943 psychological thriller" and is "an ode to the film industry past and present."

"This classic 'Bijou' cocktail is also a tribute to the glamour of Hollywood as a luxuriously re-imagined libation showcasing the diamond, ruby and emerald of spirits; Gran Patron Platinum Silver Tequila, Silvio Carta Vernaccia Di Oristano Fortified Wine 1968, and Yellow Chartreuse," said the bar.

To make the drink even more exclusive, it will also be served in sleek black glass, with gold topping, to boot.

If you want to be able to cross this drink off your bucket list, you might want to start saving.

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