Get ready for surprise: 10 Most Expensive Drinks In The World ... !!!

10) Vieille Bon Secours Ale – $1,000 :

If you’re a beer lover and you’re dying to taste this ale, be prepared for a huge dent in your wallet. The 12 litre bottle of Vieille Bon Secours Ale is said to be the most expensive beer in the world and only very few bars and restaurants stock it. The beer has been described as having a complex taste with citric, caramel and toffee flavours with an undertone of liquorice and aniseed. This ale has aged for 10 years and has an eight percent alcoholic volume.

9) The Winston Cocktail – $12,500 :

If you want to try the world’s most expensive cocktail, we recommend calling ahead as this drink takes two days to prepare. Mixed by Joel Heffernan during his tenure at the Crown Club 23 in Melbourne, Australia; the Winston Cocktail contains one of the most expensive cognacs in the world, Cognac Croizet 1858 Cuvee Leonie. This fancy drink also includes Grand Marnier Quintessence, Chartreuse Vieillissement Exceptionnellement Prolongé and a dash of Angostura Bitters; served with a sprinkling of chocolate nutmeg.

8) Legacy by Angostura – $25,000 :

The world’s most expensive rum was released in 2012 to mark the 50th year of independence for Trinidad and Tobago. This rare rum is limited to just 20 bottles throughout the world. The 500ml crystal decanter, with its detailed stopper, was designed by Asprey of London, jeweller to the Prince of Wales. The blend is described as having aromas of tropical fruit with notes of vanilla, honey and toffee, and a taste of dried fruit with nutty and spicy flavours. That sounds like one fine bottle of rum for any connoisseur.

7) Dalmore 62 – $58,000 :

With only 12 bottles available, Dalmore 62 is the world’s most expensive scotch. Not only is it considered a fine drink, but it also holds an appeal as an investment, and the value is steadily increasing over time. Dalmore 62 is made up of a blend of whiskies made in the Dalmore Highland distillery. The whisky acquired its high price, when it was sold to a businessman for $58,000 at Penny Hill Park hotel. The buyer shared it with five friends; you’d wish you were one of his lucky friends.

6) Château d’Yquem 1811 – $120,000 :

Some wines should be saved for special occasions and Château d’Yquem is no exception. This wine is certified by the Guinness Book of Records as the most valuable bottle of white wine ever sold. Typically, white wines aren’t meant to age, but Château d’Yquem is protected from spoilage with its high levels of residual sugar and the natural acidity of the grapes. It was awarded 100 points by leading U.S wine critic, Robert Parker after he described it as “liquefied crème brûlée”.

5) Penfolds Ampoule Red Wine – $168,000:

The most expensive bottle of wine ever produced comes in an interesting looking bottle – it’s an elongated glass prism, mounted in a metre-high cabinet made of Australian eucalyptus wood. The bottles have no cork, screw cap, or a seal of any kind. Owning the wine includes a special opening ceremony – when the owner decides to open it, a senior member of the Penfolds winemaking team will arrive at your destination of choice to open the bottle by cracking off the top with a specially designed, tungsten-tipped, sterling silver scribe-snap. Now that’s what we call excellent service.

4) Armand de Brignac Midas – $190,000 :

When the rich and famous decide to celebrate, there’s no such thing as over the top. The thirty litre bottle of Armand de Brignac Midas is a perfect blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier wine and is the largest bottle of luxury champagne in the world. The opaque, metallic bottle weighs 45 kilograms, containing the equivalent of 40 standard champagne bottles. If it wasn’t for the accompanied price tag, this would be a must have at every celebration.

3) Diva Vodka – $1million :

Adorn yourself with diamonds and jewels, both inside and out. This luxury vodka is triple distilled and ice-filtered through Nordic birch charcoal, then passed through a sand of crushed diamonds and gems. Every bottle contains a tube filled with 48 crystals, including zirconium, smoky topaz, pink tourmaline, amethyst, citrine and peridot. This vodka proves that living like a ‘Diva’ definitely comes at a high price.

2) Henry IV Dudognon Heritage Cognac Grande Champagne – $2million :

This expensive cognac is named in honour of Henri IV and is also known as ‘The DNA of Cognac’. It was first produced in 1776 and aged in oak barrels for over 100 years, producing an alcohol content of forty-one percent. It’s no surprise that it comes with an exorbitant price tag once you’ve seen the bottle. This pricey liquor is packaged in a bottle, dipped in 24 karat yellow gold and sterling platinum, and decorated with 6,500 certified brilliant cut diamonds. This jewelled masterpiece was crafted by the jeweler, Jose Davalos.

1) Tequila Ley .925 – $3.5million :

How much would you pay for your favourite bottle of tequila? This 3.5 million dollar tequila bottle is a hand-crafted work of art, adorned with 3.6 kilos of pure platinum and 6,400 diamonds. The bottle was designed by artist Fernando Altamirano, CEO of Ley .925 and every bottle is made by highly skilled Mexican craftsmen. Each bottle is filled with Pasion Azteca tequila, made from pure sap of the blue agave plant that has been fermented, distilled, and aged for six years.