Rapper 50 Cent to sign Cognac bottles at Toronto LCBO

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You can find it at…LCBO. Rapper 50 Cent has revealed that he will be in Toronto next month to promote his new Branson Cognac.

In this club The hitmaker announced that he will be at Toronto's LCBO location at 48 Spadina Ave. on Dec. 12 to sell his line of booze.

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The legendary rapper burst into the mainstream with his 2003 mega-hit with the lyrics “we'll drink Bacardi like it's your birthday,” but it's safe to say that, for obvious reasons, those words won't be in use when the 50-year-old New Yorker arrives to unveil his new brand.

In a short video posted to social media, 50 Cent reveals that his “award-winning” Branson VS Phantom is now available at LCBO stores in Ontario.

LCBO website gives some information about the cognac, which retails for $99.95.

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Made in France

“Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson's Phantom VS is made from grapes grown throughout the famous Cognac region. It is distilled in pot stills and then aged for a minimum of two to three years in French oak, resulting in complex aromas of vanilla and fruit. The flavor is bold yet elegant, with notes of oak, apple and light citrus,” the product description reads.

The award-winning rapper will be at the Spadina LCBO from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm to sign bottles and say hello to fans.

“Don't miss it! We're going to have a good time,” he says in a video promoting the upcoming performance.

Meanwhile, Sean Combs: ReckoningNetflix documentary series about Sean “Diddy” Combs The ups and downs of the doghouse will arrive on Tuesday. The series, consisting of four hour-long episodes, is executive produced by 50 Cent and directed by Alexandria Stapleton.

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