What is the most expensive bottle of alcohol?!
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Do you mean in production now!? If so, probably Remy Martin Lois XIII Cognac is one of the highest but there are probably others that are higher!.!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Pasion Azteca By Tequila Ley !.925 each platinum and white gold bottle is for 225,000 USDWww@FoodAQ@Com
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I bet you’ve wondered at some point in your life — what is the most that someone has paid for a serving of alcohol!? If not — then you are not qualified to read this post!. I recently visited Monaco, where the Monegasque live a lavish lifestyle — so lavish that even if I were a millionaire, it would not suit me!. There is a suave club there called Jimmy’s, where a single drink (even a mixed cocktail) weighs in at €36 — roughly $53!. That’s enough to make most people cringe!. Though, what I am about to show you will dwarf that $53 drink and make it seem like spending a nickel that you found under your bed!.
Growing up, you learn that bottles of wine that are older than you are to be revered and opened only on the finest occasions!. Yet it seems that half of the bottles that I’ve opened from before 1990 seem to have gone bad in one way or another, which really makes me question the validity of paying thousands of dollars for a bottle that may have gone bad!. It’s nice to have, but once it’s opened, its value has now been extremely diminished if not completely removed!.
Now, without further a due, I present you the world’s most expensive alcohols…
$1,060,000 - Diva Vodka
Diva Vodka I hesitate to put this bottle on the list, but I must stick to the topic!. This bottle of vodka hails from Scotland and its price is the result of how much “bling” you want your bottle to have!. The bottle can be encrusted with precious gems: diamonds, rubies, sapphires, etc!. Blackwood Distillers makes this triple distilled vodka that is ice-filtered through Nordic birch charcoal and then for some reason is passed through a sand of crushed diamonds and other gems!. Absolutely ridiculous, so let’s move on to the next item, which is almost just as ridiculous, but then after that it’s smooth sailing!.
$255,000 - Spluch Tequila
Spluch TequilaI was also not sure about including this one on the list, simply because the price of the bottle is not necessarily attributed to quality — but to the bottle itself!. The bottle is made of solid platinum and white gold which was unveiled in Mexico City on October 26, 2006!. The bottle was purchased by a private collector on July 20, 2006!. As a result of the sale, the Tequila Ley !.925 company broke the Guinness World Records for the most expensive bottle of liquor sold!.
You can see it for yourself here!.
$160,000 - Chateau Lafite 1787
Chateau Lafite 1787This bottle is much more interesting because it has some history to it, and the bottle itself is worth no more than the materials it could be separated into and melted!. This bottle originally purchased from France by Thomas Jefferson, who was an avid wine collector!.
This bottle is a Bordeaux and was sold at an auction in 1985 to Christopher Forbes!. Much of the value comes from the fact that Thomas Jefferson once owned this bottle — his initials are etched into it!. You can read more about this wine and others (some on this list) here at Forbes!.
$90,000 - Chateau d’Yquem 1787
Chateau d’Yquem 1787This bottle is a white and was sold recently (2006) to an “American Client”!. This wine is from the same year as the most expensive red ever sold (the Chateau Lafite above)!.
“One must remember that there is considerable nostalgia associated with such a bottle!. In 1787 when peasants in Bordeaux were picking these grapes George Washington became the first President of the United States, Marie Antoinette was about to have her head chopped off in the French Revolution, and James Watt was developing the steam engine!.” (Antique Wine News)
$75,000 - The Macallan Fine and Rare Collection, 1926, 62 Years Old
Originally listed at $38,000, a bottle was sold to a South Korean businessman in 2005 for $75,000!.
The Macallan Fine and Rare Collection, 1926The oldest and most sought-after of Macallan’s revolutionary Fine & Rare Collection is now sold out!. It is still possible to taste this totally unique Scotch whisky at the Old Homestead Steakhouse in the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City, N!.J!. However, it sells for a nosebleed-inducing $3,300 per dram (1/8th of an ounce/shot)!. I could create a separate list of better things to do with $3,300!.
And I thought I was crazy when I bought two lowballs of Johnnie Walker Blue for $30 each…
$51,000 - Wray and Nephew Jamaican Rum (1940)
Wray and Nephew Jamaican RumThe bottle shown to the left, bottled in the 1940s by the Jamaican distillers Wray and Nephew, and containing blends that date back as far as around 1915 has the honor of being what is believed to be the world’s most expensive bottle of rum!. The bottle which is being displayed at Europe’s first rum festival, RumFest, is valued at ￡26,000!. The bottle, which is one of four unopened bottles of the stuff in the world, represents the lost tradition of the Wray and Nephew Rum!. The popularity of the Mai Tai cocktail drained their rum supplies in the 1930s!. In order to keep up with demand, the distillery changed their production methods!. The bottle therefore represents the chance to the Mai Tai as it was originally conceived!. That is, if anyone ever opens the bottle!.
$43,500 - 1775 Sherry from the Massandra collection
1775 Sherry from the Massandra collection This bottle sold at Sotheby’s London (an auction house) in 2001!. The Massandra collection is one of the finest in the world and has been around since the mid 19th century!. There is nothing special about this particular wine other than its age!. It is also pre American revolution!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
I bet you’ve wondered at some point in your life — what is the most that someone has paid for a serving of alcohol!? If not — then you are not qualified to read this post!. I recently visited Monaco, where the Monegasque live a lavish lifestyle — so lavish that even if I were a millionaire, it would not suit me!. There is a suave club there called Jimmy’s, where a single drink (even a mixed cocktail) weighs in at €36 — roughly $53!. That’s enough to make most people cringe!. Though, what I am about to show you will dwarf that $53 drink and make it seem like spending a nickel that you found under your bed!.
Growing up, you learn that bottles of wine that are older than you are to be revered and opened only on the finest occasions!. Yet it seems that half of the bottles that I’ve opened from before 1990 seem to have gone bad in one way or another, which really makes me question the validity of paying thousands of dollars for a bottle that may have gone bad!. It’s nice to have, but once it’s opened, its value has now been extremely diminished if not completely removed!.
Now, without further a due, I present you the world’s most expensive alcohols…
$1,060,000 - Diva Vodka
Diva Vodka I hesitate to put this bottle on the list, but I must stick to the topic!. This bottle of vodka hails from Scotland and its price is the result of how much “bling” you want your bottle to have!. The bottle can be encrusted with precious gems: diamonds, rubies, sapphires, etc!. Blackwood Distillers makes this triple distilled vodka that is ice-filtered through Nordic birch charcoal and then for some reason is passed through a sand of crushed diamonds and other gems!. Absolutely ridiculous, so let’s move on to the next item, which is almost just as ridiculous, but then after that it’s smooth sailing!.
$255,000 - Spluch Tequila
Spluch TequilaI was also not sure about including this one on the list, simply because the price of the bottle is not necessarily attributed to quality — but to the bottle itself!. The bottle is made of solid platinum and white gold which was unveiled in Mexico City on October 26, 2006!. The bottle was purchased by a private collector on July 20, 2006!. As a result of the sale, the Tequila Ley !.925 company broke the Guinness World Records for the most expensive bottle of liquor sold!.
You can see it for yourself here!.
$160,000 - Chateau Lafite 1787
Chateau Lafite 1787This bottle is much more interesting because it has some history to it, and the bottle itself is worth no more than the materials it could be separated into and melted!. This bottle originally purchased from France by Thomas Jefferson, who was an avid wine collector!.
This bottle is a Bordeaux and was sold at an auction in 1985 to Christopher Forbes!. Much of the value comes from the fact that Thomas Jefferson once owned this bottle — his initials are etched into it!. You can read more about this wine and others (some on this list) here at Forbes!.
$90,000 - Chateau d’Yquem 1787
Chateau d’Yquem 1787This bottle is a white and was sold recently (2006) to an “American Client”!. This wine is from the same year as the most expensive red ever sold (the Chateau Lafite above)!.
“One must remember that there is considerable nostalgia associated with such a bottle!. In 1787 when peasants in Bordeaux were picking these grapes George Washington became the first President of the United States, Marie Antoinette was about to have her head chopped off in the French Revolution, and James Watt was developing the steam engine!.” (Antique Wine News)
$75,000 - The Macallan Fine and Rare Collection, 1926, 62 Years Old
Originally listed at $38,000, a bottle was sold to a South Korean businessman in 2005 for $75,000!.
The Macallan Fine and Rare Collection, 1926The oldest and most sought-after of Macallan’s revolutionary Fine & Rare Collection is now sold out!. It is still possible to taste this totally unique Scotch whisky at the Old Homestead Steakhouse in the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City, N!.J!. However, it sells for a nosebleed-inducing $3,300 per dram (1/8th of an ounce/shot)!. I could create a separate list of better things to do with $3,300!.
And I thought I was crazy when I bought two lowballs of Johnnie Walker Blue for $30 each…
$51,000 - Wray and Nephew Jamaican Rum (1940)
Wray and Nephew Jamaican RumThe bottle shown to the left, bottled in the 1940s by the Jamaican distillers Wray and Nephew, and containing blends that date back as far as around 1915 has the honor of being what is believed to be the world’s most expensive bottle of rum!. The bottle which is being displayed at Europe’s first rum festival, RumFest, is valued at ￡26,000!. The bottle, which is one of four unopened bottles of the stuff in the world, represents the lost tradition of the Wray and Nephew Rum!. The popularity of the Mai Tai cocktail drained their rum supplies in the 1930s!. In order to keep up with demand, the distillery changed their production methods!. The bottle therefore represents the chance to the Mai Tai as it was originally conceived!. That is, if anyone ever opens the bottle!.
$43,500 - 1775 Sherry from the Massandra collection
1775 Sherry from the Massandra collection This bottle sold at Sotheby’s London (an auction house) in 2001!. The Massandra collection is one of the finest in the world and has been around since the mid 19th century!. There is nothing special about this particular wine other than its age!. It is also pre American revolution!.Www@FoodAQ@Com