Are you the kind of person who loves tequila? Or is the smell enough to make you gag? Although we’re in the former half and have tasted a pretty large variety of premium tequilas in our day, we haven’t come across too many that cross the chasm, appealing to both tequila’s biggest fans and foes. Read the rest of this entry »
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Dannish beer maker Carlsberg has unveiled the second beer in its uber-expensive Vintage trilogy series: Vintage No. 2, selling for $367 per bottle.
As the Moodie Report describes the luxury beer, “Vintage No. 2 was matured in J.C. Jacobsen’s original crypt-like cellar from 1847 where it has been stored in French oak casks for 100 days. The beer has a jet-black color and espresso-like foam, revealing flavors of vanilla and cocoa/mocha. The aroma contains hints of tar and ropes, which come from the peatsmoked Scottish malt, transported from Scotland solely for this brew.” Each bottle ishand-stenciled with a lithographic print. Recommended pairings include oysters, shellfish, Parma ham, cheese, chocolate and crème brûlée.
Vintage No. 2 will be sold online and from the Carlsberg Visitors and at five upscale Copenhagen restaurants: Noma, NIMB, Premisse, Kong Hans and The Paul. Six hundred bottles of the world’s most expensive beer will be produced.
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The worst part about buying premium vodka is that you have to keep it hidden in the freezer before you drink it. That is unless you have a Summit Vodka Freezer. This illuminated, glass-faced vodka storage system is designed to show off your liquor while keeping it stored at the optimum temperature of -5 degrees. A ceiling rack enables you to hang martini glasses with plenty of room underneath. Priced at $797, you’re going to need some baller bottles to make this baby worth your while, but we think it would make a sweet addition to your kitchen, home bar, or night club.
Available through: KegWorks
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After you pop a bottle of champagne, you’ve generally got less than a day to kill the contents or chuck whatever’s left. No longer. The Perlage System allows you to place an opened bottle of champagne into a specialized enclosure, which returns the headspace of the opened bottle to exactly the same composition and pressure of gasses that existed before the bottle was opened. The whole process takes a few seconds, and your uncorked champagne last for weeks. Priced at $295, the Perlage System could pay for itself quickly if you’re used to drinking the good stuff.
Available through: Perlage [via Luxist]
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What does the world’s most expensive vodka taste like? If you’ve got one million euro to spare please leave a comment, we’d love to know. Russo-Baltique Vodka was released at Top MarquesMonaco and the first bottle is already spoken for by Prince Albert. The connioisser creation is the brainchild of car maker Russo-Baltique and Princess Regina Abdurazakova of Kazakhstan. Why is this Vodka worth One Million Euro, or $1.3 Million? No word on that yet, but we’ll keep you posted.
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