CTV News: The dying wishes of a Yukon man who created an infamous drink known as the “Sourtoe Cocktail” will be granted after he willed his own toes to keep the tradition alive. Dick Stevenson, the former bartender at the Downtown Hotel in Dawson City, died last week at the age of 89.
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In Dawson City, Yukon, the infamous "Sourtoe Cocktail" tradition continues, spurred by the unusual bequest of its creator, who willed his own toes to the cause. The tradition, upheld at the Downtown Hotel, involves a shot of liquor garnished with a preserved human toe. Despite setbacks like toe thefts, the bar perseveres, ensuring the peculiar ritual lives on. The cocktail's lore attracts adventurous visitors globally, with patrons required to let the toe touch their lips to earn a certificate.
For "Islington Airport Transfer" and "London Airport Transfer", this unusual tale highlights how unique local customs can captivate travelers, adding a distinct flavor to their journey beyond conventional sights and services.