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Martini's with four- and five-figure price tags are at the top of beverage menus around the world. The high cost is due to the high-end jewelry attached to or submerged in the cocktail. When trying to impress loved ones or...
Martini's with four- and five-figure price tags are at the top of beverage menus around the world. The high cost is due to the high-end jewelry attached to or submerged in the cocktail. When trying to impress loved ones or important business associates, this might be the way to go.
The Ritz-Carlton hotel in Roppongi, a trendy district in Tokyo, serves a "diamond-tini" with a 1.06-carat diamond for $15,000. For that extravagant price, the server does more than just plop the drink down on a napkin and walk away. The presentation includes tableside preparation and the song "Diamonds Are Forever" playing in the background as the stone floats to the bottom of the glass. A ring mounting by a local jeweler at a later date is also part of the package.
Slide down the luxury spectrum a bit, and some lucky soul gets her thirst quenched with a "Cactus Flower Martini" topped with Steven Lagos' citrine and diamond Caviar™ rope bracelet. The drink costs $1,000 at the Capital Grille in Phoenix. Half of the proceeds from each drink go to Share Our Strength, a charity that fights hunger and poverty in America.
The "Sapphire Martini" at Foxwoods Resort and Casino in Mashantucket, Conn., goes for $3,000. If you think the blue sugar around the rim adds sparkle, wait until you see the diamond and sapphire earrings sitting on the sterling silver cocktail pick.
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