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The Most expensive Bottle youve ever got thro
Omg ......
Following the other thread iv just seen how much a bottle of whisky i downed with friends the other year goes for ..
Im glad i spread it out over several xmases .!
Following the other thread iv just seen how much a bottle of whisky i downed with friends the other year goes for ..
Im glad i spread it out over several xmases .!
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Its averagely wasted on me too , but this bottle of whiskey i inherited and actually kept for several years unopened and then opened it one xmas and spread it out over several xmases - i could tell it was special - but id no idea it was potentially 3k worth
- id have sold it im afraid
- id have sold it im afraid
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£22.50 for a bottle and glass of Champaigne in a strip club at San Jose. That was very expensive considering the shop 3 doors down was selling the same beer for £0.40. Although I did get a lap dance chucked in 
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If I won the lottery I'd probably pick on or two from the top of this list to sample: Single Malt Scotch Whisky : The Whisky Exchange
Unfortunately the reality of it is that probably the most expensive tipples I've indulged in are the odd bottle of vintage champers and some single cask malt whiskys, both around £50 a bottle.
Unfortunately the reality of it is that probably the most expensive tipples I've indulged in are the odd bottle of vintage champers and some single cask malt whiskys, both around £50 a bottle.
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1971 Lafite Rothschild customer paid for the bottle and gave me a glass worked out at £125 per glass. Drunk a range of Chateau Palmers from 100- 500 per bottle. Drunk a fair few 'big' wines but never had Petrus or Chateau Yquem. Not being flash just used to be part of my job to choose and buy wine so have been given lots and lots as incentives.
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If I won the lottery I'd probably pick on or two from the top of this list to sample: Single Malt Scotch Whisky : The Whisky Exchange
Unfortunately the reality of it is that probably the most expensive tipples I've indulged in are the odd bottle of vintage champers and some single cask malt whiskys, both around £50 a bottle.
Unfortunately the reality of it is that probably the most expensive tipples I've indulged in are the odd bottle of vintage champers and some single cask malt whiskys, both around £50 a bottle.
Great little place, lovely boardroom, great tour, nice whiskey. I've got a bottle of cask strength in my wine cellar (cupboard under the stairs), I might crack it open if there's ever a fuel shortage.
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